1. Content Blocks
How do you add Content Blocks to your site?

open the area for editing, and find an insert point,click an 

 insert point and select a block from the block menu


2. Content Types
What are the eight different types of content you can add?

Services, social, text, design, video, navigation, photos, and galleries.

3. Photos
When you add photos to SmugMug, which are the FOUR different ways you can organize and display them? Briefly explain what each method does.

Single photo, a block with one picture.
Multiple photos, a block with more than one pictures.
Slideshow.
Carousel.

4. Navigation
What are the THREE different types of Navigation items you can add to your SmugMug account? Briefly explain what each does.

 Menu, a bar with links to other pages.
Breadcrumb, reveals links between the homepage.
Featured events, put a event on any page.


5. Design Elements
What are the THREE kinds of design elements can you add? What do they do?

 Logo, can put it anywhere on a page.
Separator, separates pages.
Spacer, puts space between any blocks you select.

 6. Colorspace
What "Colorspace" should your images be processed in to be uploaded to SmugMug?

sRGB

7. Cropping
Should you crop your images before uploading to SmugMug? Why?

No, it will cause confusion in the shopping cart.

8. Resolution
What is the minimum resolution size for an 8" by 10" print?

 750x935

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