I’m planning to migrate a personal photo project that will eventually have a couple thousand images from Squarespace to Rapidweaver. You can see it here — The Swiss Avenue Project — if you’d like to get an idea of what I’m trying to do with it. Presently, it’s very raw and has some duplicates, sever…

The short answer is ‘yes’. There are several stacks-based galleries that will do what you want and I’m pretty sure they all have warehousing options. I’d recommend taking a look at: Gallery 3 from Instacks proGallery from Stacks4Stacks Photo from Nick Cates Design There are probably more. Go…

Photo Stack by Nick Cates is brilliant, it gives you loads of options and the ability to prevent images from being copied by drag and drop from your site. I’ve just looked at your current site and the Swiss Avenue Project image at the top of the home page took ages to load on my computer. When I ex…

David, thanks for the heads up on the logo image. This is what happens when I fail to take the time to do it right. I believe the last site I built of any significance was done with RW 5 or, maybe, v. 4. It’s been awhile. I just upgraded to 7 and look forward to see what new goodies the RW develope…

[image] TangoArtist: Can I create something that looks as good as the current version in SS in RW AND is completely responsive on mobile devices? I’d say that you definitely can. Rob mentioned some excellent gallery stacks. If you already own Foundation, you could even consider a project to g…

I second the stacks that Rob mentions and use them in my sites. If you are not familiar with how to knock down file sizes to put on the web, just do a bit of research. You cannot upload photos or images from your camera. Images should not be more than 500K, even if they are 1200 ppi wide. Warehousin…

Agree with Rob ( @robbeattie ) he has some great stacks listed. Might want to look at this post on Warehousing: [image] Free eBook - Warehousing in RapidWeaver Classic A free Christmas gift that keeps on giving! File warehousing has been a hot-topic in recent years and I’m …

Styling and thumbing is a no brainer for RW. However one thing you should be aware of is the resources and computing power you will need to host this website using RW. RW is self-hosted. SquareSpace uses some pretty powerful servers and throughput to make the website load as fast as it does. I don…

Jason, I agree about breaking up such a large collection of images into separate galleries is a good idea. That said, I also want to give an overall impression of living on Swiss Avenue in Dallas (the subject of the portfolio). Jody, I suppose I’m beginning to show my age. When it comes to viewing …

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Agree with Rob (@robbeattie) he has some great stacks listed.
Might want to look at this post on Warehousing:

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Migrating from Squarespace to Rapidweaver + Foundation

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