World Posts - .geographical media - RSShttp://geographicalmedia.org/posts/topic/geographical-media/rss/xmlPosts about geographical media from geohttp://geographicalmedia.orgThu, 04 Dec 2008 13:31:29 GMThttp://geographicalmedia.comExplore Geohttp://geographicalmedia.org/_ui/style/img/admin/explore-lara.gifhttp://geographicalmedia.comRSS Provided by .geographical mediaAdd Google Maps to your Websitehttp://geographicalmedia.org/africa/gambia/fajara/post/2008/3/26/add-google-maps-to-your-websiteYesturday we released a new version of .geographical media and are happy to announce the new mapping features. We've integrated with both Google Maps...<div class='ShowMediaItem'><div id="FeaturedViewer"><img id="PicViewFeatured" src='http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post images/viewmap-d.jpg' /></div><div class='ShowMediaDate'>Wednesday, March 26, 2008</div><div class='ShowMediaBody'><p>Yesturday we released a new version of .geographical media and are happy to announce the new mapping features. We've integrated with both Google Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth to allow .geo users to put maps anywhere on there website, and to provide automatic mapping functionality for all media items. </p><p>To put a static map on your page use the Layout > This Page function to edit the features on your page. You will find a new feature in your feature list called Map. Drag the map onto your page where you want it to appear. Edit the Feature Settings to set the map size and location. </p><p><img src="http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post%20images/pagelayoutmap.jpg" /> </p><p>Also you will see the small "View Map" icons on all your search result pages and post/photo pages where you have selected the location of the media item. </p><p><img src="http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post%20images/map.gif" /> < View Map Icon </p><p>Enjoy your new maps! </p></div></div>Wed, 26 Mar 2008 05:11:29 GMT"Create your own website" just got better!http://geographicalmedia.org/africa/gambia/fajara/post/2008/3/14/create-your-own-website-just-got-betterGeographical Media is proud to announce the official go-live of http://geographicalmedia.org.   First off, we would like to thank all our trial...<div class='ShowMediaItem'><div class='ShowMediaDate'>Friday, March 14, 2008</div><div class='ShowMediaBody'><p>Geographical Media is proud to announce the official go-live of <a href="http://geographicalmedia.org/" >http://geographicalmedia.org</a>.   </p><p>First off, we would like to thank all our trial customers, and first clients who have helped us through the last 16 months of development as we have defined, developed and fine tuned our website building product.  </p><p>Today we are officially opening <font color="#999999" >.<font color="#990000" >g</font>eographical <font color="#990000" >m</font>edia</font> our online "Create your own website building tool" up to the public for use.  We hope that everyone will enjoy building their own websites as much as we have enjoyed building this tool.  </p><p>This official product release (version 1.29) boasts a huge number of features, and many innovations in website design.  It is incredibly powerful, yet we hope you will find it easy to use as well.  Dozens of high traffic websites are live already and we hope many thousands more will join us in the months to come.  </p><p>To learn more about our features visit <a href="http://geographicalmedia.org/features" >http://geographicalmedia.org/features</a>.  </p><p>To get started creating your own custom website in sections visit <a href="http://geographicalmedia.org/" >http://geographicalmedia.org</a>.</p><p>Enjoy!</p></div></div>Fri, 14 Mar 2008 08:11:11 GMTWhat it means to be Classic, plus more colors, patterns, and designshttp://geographicalmedia.org/africa/gambia/fajara/post/2008/2/21/more-colors-patterns-and-designsWell, we've been working diligently these past couple of weeks on the "Classic" style set in the designer.   We are happy to announce that we've now...<div class='ShowMediaItem'><div class='ShowMediaDate'>Thursday, February 21, 2008</div><div class='ShowMediaBody'><p>Well, we've been working diligently these past couple of weeks on the "Classic" style set in the designer.   We are happy to announce that we've now doubled or tripled the number of color choices available on most component types and have introduced some exciting new designs.</p><p><img src="http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/Pictures/Post%20Images/squares.gif" style="float:left;padding:10px;" /> Our goal with the "Classic" style set is to create design components which will not go out of style in a few months, or become boring, or agressive to the eye.  The idea is to use solid consistent design patterns which have been proven to work over the past years of web design.  In classic you won't find any photographs, or crazy swirly patterns, or even super trendy big glass buttons.  Don't worry, you can find all those cool things in other style sets.  </p><p> Some good examples of  new classic designs we have recently added include the new background patterns "stripes", "squares" and "film grain".      </p><p>Be sure to checkout the new components and colors in Classic, maybe they will work for your site!  </p></div></div>Thu, 21 Feb 2008 02:01:36 GMT