Yes, you have multiple options for customization.

When you're viewing the Photo Album manager tool, you can select either "Change Appearance", "Change Settings" or "Advanced Customization".


Change appearance will allow you to simply select a new pre-made layout for your photo album.

Change settings will allow you to change basic settings about your photo album. (URL, Title, Caption, E-mail address for comments notifications, TimeZone, etc)

Advanced Customization (recommended for advanced users only), will allow you to make changes to the CSS (color scheme) for your photo album. This will allow you to change almost everything about your blog. We strongly recommend making a backup of this file (copy into Notepad on your computer) before making any changes, in the event you need to go back to a working copy of the file.

Unfortunately, with the current version of Photo Album builder, you cannot rearrange the photos once they're posted.

While we know that's not optimal, we are working on a resolution for it. In the future, you may be able to rearrange the order that your photos are displayed.

Simply click on the image/link that says "Add Images". Once the page loads, you'll see the uploading page. To add an image, click the "browse" button, and find the picture you'd like to upload, on your computer. Click "Done", when you've found it.

You'll see it in the "Preview" area, once you select it. Make sure that's the image you want to upload.

Use the "title" area to input the title for your image, and you can also put in a caption, to display to visitors of your photo album.

Once you've entered all your photos into the uploader tool, click the "Upload" button, outlined in red, at the bottom left of the page. this will show you the "dancing bunny", while your photos are being uploaded.

Once the photos are done, you'll receive a successful notice that they were uploaded successfully. After that, the images are available online, in your album.

The first thing to make sure you've got, is photos. That's a given.

If you have your photos on your computer, even better.

You'd need to first make sure that you've got a Photo Album created in your Tripod account. If you don't, you can easily create one by clicking on the "Photo Album" link, when logged in.

If you don't have an album set up already, you'll be prompted to do so. (Follow the onscreen steps, to create the album).

If you do have a photo album set up, simply click on the image/link that says "Add Images". Once the page loads, you'll see the uploading page. To add an image, click the "browse" button, and find the picture you'd like to upload, on your computer. Click "Done", when you've found it.

You'll see it in the "Preview" area, once you select it. Make sure that's the image you want to upload.

Use the "title" area to input the title for your image, and you can also put in a caption, to display to visitors of your photo album.

Once you've entered all your photos into the uploader tool, click the "Upload" button, outlined in red, at the bottom left of the page. this will show you the "dancing bunny", while your photos are being uploaded.

Once the photos are done, you'll receive a successful notice that they were uploaded successfully. After that, the images are available online, in your album.

When logged into your Tripod account, click on the "Photo Album" link.

Then select "Edit Images" from the Photo Album Manager tool.

This will display all the images currently in your album.

You have five options here:
1) Rotate Counterclockwise
2) Rotate Clockwise
3) Delete (the X in the top right corner of each image)
4) Change title
5) Change caption.

Once you've made the selection you wish to use, click the "Save Changes" button outlined in Red, at the bottom left of the page.

The changes will take effect immediately, on your photo album.

Please note if you accidentally remove an image from your album, you'll need to reupload it yourself, Tripod does not back up your files regularly for you.

Printing photos from your Tripod photo album is rather simple.

Simply click the "Print Photos" link, under the photo you'd like to print.

This will open the Lycos Photolab (powered by Digibug), in another window. Select the photos you want to print, and select what sizes (and quantity) you'd like to print.

Once you've made your selections, click the "Checkout Now" link, and follow the onscreen steps to complete your purchase, and make payment.

Free members are limited to 3 photo albums, while premium subscribers can have as many different photo albums as they'd like to have.

Tripod doesn't limit the number of photos you can have in any of your albums.

However, you are limited on the amount of space that you can use in your account.

If you're a free member, you'll only be allowed to have up to 20MB of photos (and other files) in your account at any given time.

The photo album URL is the location you'll be setting up to view your photo album on the internet.

This can be any location you choose. The only thing to remember it so not specify a URL that's already being used by something else in your account (ie; /images, etc). Doing so may overwrite the contents of that folder. If that happens, we won't be able to restore any of those files for you.

A Photo album is an online collection of photographs. Whether they're from a digital camera, or a collection from online, they are generally grouped together by subject, interest, or type.

Tripod/Lycos has a great deal with a company called Digibug. They provide all of our printing services for us, and have a wide variety of items that your photos can be printed on, including:

Mugs, T-Shirts, Puzzles, Mouse Pads, Tote Bags, Posters, Playing Cards, Sweatshirts, Balls, Coasters, Aprons, Plates, as well as various photo prints. (sizes 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10)

We're always expanding on new ideas for printable merchandise, so be sure to keep up to date those items, by frequently checking your Photo Albums.