Structure Gallery Generator
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**'''Example:''' the ''Gallery Generator'' was used on the [http://xtal.nki.nl/perrakis.htm A. Perrakis Group] page of the Netherlands Cancer Institute. | **'''Example:''' the ''Gallery Generator'' was used on the [http://xtal.nki.nl/perrakis.htm A. Perrakis Group] page of the Netherlands Cancer Institute. | ||
| - | * '''For the Proteopedia version:''' Paste the generated wikitext into the wikitext box for your Proteopedia page, and save the page. | + | * '''For the Proteopedia version:''' Paste the generated wikitext into the wikitext box for your Proteopedia page, and save the page.<!-- Hoping to put [[User:Joel L. Sussman]] here |
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{{Gallery | {{Gallery | ||
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An automated Structure Gallery Generator is available to enhance either web pages or Proteopedia pages. All you have to do is paste (or type) a list of PDB codes, and the necessary code (HTML or wiki) for your Gallery is generated, ready to paste into your page.
- For the HTML version for web pages: Paste the code into the HTML of your page, and update your page on your server. When a thumbnail molecular image in your Gallery is clicked, each image takes you to the corresponding page in Proteopedia. When you touch a thumbnail molecular image, the title of that PDB entry is displayed in a popup box.
- Example: the Gallery Generator was used on the A. Perrakis Group page of the Netherlands Cancer Institute.
- For the Proteopedia version: Paste the generated wikitext into the wikitext box for your Proteopedia page, and save the page.
- An example is below.
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