The best thing about overlays is that they can be used on any page of your site. They can be used on a blog, a gallery, or a page of articles.
This is one of those things that is so basic you could do it without even knowing it. It’s all in the HTML, and it’s important to keep it clean and simple, so we’ve put together some simple examples. Let’s say you want to change a “blurb” on a gallery page. First, you’ll need to find the gallery’s ID.
You can use the ID of the page you want to change, or you can use the URL where you want to change the image.
When you go to the gallery page, you’ll see a small image with a blue background. It’s not so hard to do, but it’s not easy to do.
Weve included an example gallery page at www.slideshare.
So lets say you want to change the image on a gallery page, youll need to find the gallery ID.
To change the image on a gallery page youll need to know where the image is stored. We dont’ know where the image is stored, so well need to find the gallery ID. Its the ID of the gallery where the image is stored.
If you want to change the image on any page, youll need to know the ID, youll need to know the page ID, and youll need to know where the image is stored. To change the image on any page, youll need to know the ID of the page. The page ID is the ID of the page where the image is stored.
In this case, the ID of the page is the image. If you want to change the image on any page, youll need to know the ID of the page. The page ID is the ID of the page where the image is stored.
The image is stored at a URL. If you want to change the image on any page, youll need to know the URL. The URL is a reference to the page that the image is stored on. In this case, the URL is the image URL.
