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Power Gallery Comments Out in Power CMS?

Thread began 4/09/2012 8:03 pm by cldsk | Last modified 1/14/2014 9:04 am by cldsk | 6066 views | 18 replies

David in Mississippi

Still Confusing - Where Are The Instructions?

Thanks for posting this, it's definitely a step in the right direction. However, the complexity of it still makes my eyes cross. Is there a single How-To page where we can get step-by-step instructions on how to set up a client's CMS page so they can add and manage their own image gallery? The points made in other posts here are valid for me as well - our clients are experts in their businesses, but not in web coding. It needs to be simple and idiot-proof so our clients don't feel overwhelmed when they want to add images/galleries to their CMS pages. Thanks.

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