Apple Aperture 2 - Manual (Page 542)

542 Part IV Distribution and Backup
 Publish to MobileMe button: Click this button to publish your finalized webpages to
your MobileMe account. For more information, see “ Exporting to MobileMe ” on
page 552.
 Previous Page button: Click this button to go to the previous webpage.
 Next Page button: Click this button to go to the next webpage.
Creating Web Journals
Web journals provide a great way to mix images and text to chronicle trips and
explain images on the web. You can manually add and arrange images and text in
your web journal.
Creating Web Journal Albums
To create a web journal, you must first create an album that holds your webpage’s
images. The easiest way to do this is to select images you want to appear in the web
journal and create an album. Aperture creates a web journal album that contains the
images you selected, and the Webpage Editor appears. The Browser contains the
selected images, which you can then manually place on the webpages.
To create a web journal album from selected images:
1 In the Browser, select the images you want to place on your webpages.
2 Do one of the following:
 Choose File > New From Selection > Web Journal.
 Choose New Web Journal From Selection from the Add to Library pop-up menu in
the Projects inspector.
A new, untitled web journal album appears in the Projects inspector.
3 Rename the album.
The selected images appear in the Browser. You can then manually add images to your
web journal pages.
Making Adjustments to Images in a Webpage or Web Journal
You can’t select and use the Crop, Straighten, Spot & Patch, and Red Eye tools in the
tool strip when using the Webpage Editor. To use these tools to make a change to an
image in a webpage or web journal, select the image in the Browser, then click the
Show Viewer button at the top of the Browser (to the right of the Sort Direction
button). The selected image appears in the Viewer and you can make your changes.
Click the Show Viewer button again to return to the Webpage Editor.