Here is an example of a Gallery Program:
Let us make one:
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Go to your business card repository on GitHub. Mine is https://github.com/kybr/kybr.github.io
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Select "Add file / Create new file"
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In the box, name the file "gallery/index.html". Paste in this HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Gallery Program</title> <meta charset="utf-8" /> </head> <body> <h1>Title of Project 1</h1> <h4>by Your Name</h4> <img src="project1.jpg" width="500" /> <p>This is my abstract</p> <br/> <br/> <hr/> <h1>Title of Project 2</h1> <h4>by Your Name</h4> <img src="project2.jpg" width="500" /> <p>This is my abstract</p> <br/> <br/> <hr/> <h1>Title of Project 3</h1> <h4>by Your Name</h4> <img src="project3.jpg" width="500" /> <p>This is my abstract</p> </body> </html>
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Click "Commit changes..." and then click "Commit changes"
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Point your browser at your business card site. Mine is https://kybr.github.io
- ...but append "gallery", so you have something like this:
- https://kybr.github.io/gallery
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Wait a minute and refresh the page
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Now add your images. Goto your GitHub repository. Mine is https://github.com/kybr/kybr.github.io.
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Click on "gallery"
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Select "Add file / Upload files"
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Choose your 3 image files that represent your projects and upload them.
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Go back to "gallery/index.html" and edit the file such that the
<img ...>
tags refer to your new image files.
Due Monday by 5pm:
For each of your projects, make the necessary elements: Title, Author list, Image, Abstract. Add these to your Gallery Program site by filling in the appropriate HTML tags with your content. Make a QR code that leads to the URL of your gallery and bring that QR code to class on Tuesday.
Email a link to your gallery to [email protected]. Make the subject exactly this "gallery banana". I will search my email for "gallery banana" to find your link. I mean your gallery, not your business card. Mine is https://kybr.github.io/gallery. What is yours?