HTML Templates and Parameters

In all HTML files special Web Gallery Creator specific tags will be replaced with their value.
There are general tags, template parameters and scheme tags.
General tags and template parameters can be used in any HTML file or scheme and they will be replaced with their value. See below for details.
For the Scheme tags take a look at "Scheme tags". All general and general-arithmetic tags can be used in any HTML file or scheme.

Index/Gallery HTML Template
 usually index and gallery are the same. The gallery template must contain the gallery tag <!-WEBGALLERY->.  This is the place the gallery will be inserted. If more galleries exists, this gallery template will also be used for gallery 2, gallery 3 and ... The gallery will be added according to the gallery scheme. Usually the gallery scheme contains the <!-GALLERY-> tag for the gallery code and the <!-NAVIGATION-> tag for the navigation between the galleries. For more about the navigation scheme, take a look at scheme tags. Index and Gallery template must exists, so if they are deleted in the file manager, defaults are added to the file manager. If you replace an  index/gallery template, please make sure, the necessary code is in it and that it makes sense, e.g. if index and gallery are not the same, the index file should link to the gallery file with the <!-replaceWithGalleryFile-> usually used in the frame code.
 
Image HTML Template
the HTML template for all image files when the gallery does not link to the image directly, but to a HTML file with the image. This file must contain the tag <!-IMAGE-> to specify where the image should be inserted. <!-IMAGE-> adds the image code according to the image scheme.

Other HTML files
All parameters and general tags and scheme tags will be replaced in the file. It is copied as specified in the file manager.

Template Parameters?
the parameters edited in the template window, can be inserted into the HTML code by using <!-PARA=<name>> where <name> is the name of the parameter you want to use. These parameters are for customizing pre-designed HTML files by letting the user adjust the title or some colors. An old version of the tag is <!!replaceWith<name>!!>.

Other tags?
<!-replaceWithGalleryFile!->
URL of gallery 1. Useful when frames are used.