i am new here and i have no clue if i am in the right section but i try anyway.
i need help.
I had a webdesigner who made a website for me with imagevuex. He did not finish it unfortunately so he left me with a half finished site. I want to finish it now but i don't know how. My site is www.carmengonzalez.org
As you can see i do now have a blog and i do not have an "about" and also no shoppig chart. I want to have those features. Do i need to purchase imagevuex to get them? And do i have to build the site all over again and lose the site i have now?
i hope you can give me information
thanks in advance
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Your designer didn't really create anything for you. He just slightly modified a stock version of Imagevue. By the looks of it, probably a few minutes worth of work at most if he's familiar with it.
I don't think a developer has the right to "sell" you an imagevue site (I'm sure the developers will chime in here on this), and you definitely should get a license. It's relatively inexpensive for what you get! -;)
There is also a more recent version, X2, which is much more flexible that what is on your site and can includes the ability to create text pages.
It may take a little time on your part to get up to speed, but would be worth the effort, and forums here will provide.
PS - I REMEMBER YOU from flickr, & would be happy to help you anyway I can -;) I also dropped you a line via FlickrMail.
I don't think a developer has the right to "sell" you an imagevue site (I'm sure the developers will chime in here on this), and you definitely should get a license. It's relatively inexpensive for what you get! -;)
There is also a more recent version, X2, which is much more flexible that what is on your site and can includes the ability to create text pages.
It may take a little time on your part to get up to speed, but would be worth the effort, and forums here will provide.
PS - I REMEMBER YOU from flickr, & would be happy to help you anyway I can -;) I also dropped you a line via FlickrMail.