each “gallery” is a group of photos with something in common, e.g. photos of family life • all the gallery photos are shown as small thumbnails on the left • one of the photos is shown much larger, on the right • clicking on a different thumbnail brings up a larger version to the right
please look at the left side of the galleries page • there is a set of navigational links below the thumbnails, looking like this:
there are also handy gallery controls above the thumbnails • hold your mouse over each control for a second to see its description • the controls (and the gallery name) look like this:
please look at the left side of the galleries page, where the thumbnails appear • you can click on a thumbnail to select its photo
alternatively, please look at the right side of the galleries page, above the photo, where there are buttons like those illustrated below • you can click on the buttons to select the previous photo or the next photo
your browser has controls to change the text size • in internet explorer, you go to the “view” menu at the top of the browser
window, and then choose “text size”, “increase” or “decrease” • for other browsers, please check
one of these references:
indiana university reference,
w3c reference,
google reference
how can I see more of the galleries page on my screen, so I don't have to scroll up and down so much?
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if possible, make your browser window larger, so it covers the full height of your screen • if you've done this, and you still can't see the whole gallery page, then if possible, increase your screen resolution • in windows, click on “start”, then on “help and support” • in the search box near the top, type “screen resolution” • in the search results on the left-hand side, click on “change your screen resolution” and follow the instructions • after increasing your screen resolution, you may want to increase your screen font size, via display properties / appearance tab / font size
it’s possible that your monitor — the screen you’re looking at — is not displaying properly • please take a look
at the set of five bars at right • the top bar should appear as a smooth gradation from white to gray to black • below that are
bars of saturated red, green, blue, and yellow • if you don’t see all the bars as described, your monitor may need to be checked
in most cases I can get your order sent out to you 1-3 days after your payment clears • when you place your order I will always
let you know up-front what to expect
as my return policy indicates, if any print or greeting card does not satisfy you, please send me an e-mail within thirty days of
receipt • I will then send you return shipping instructions • items must be returned in saleable condition • your purchase
price will be refunded via paypal or personal check, whichever you prefer