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Reabr.com
The Reabr project is a link manager on the Internet. It is primarily an online bookmark manager. The project is under development and new functions such as sharing, Chrome plugin, support for mobile devices, etc. are gradually being added to it.
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Reabr blog
Everything you need to know about the new project Reabr online bookmark manager. This journal is focused on development information, tutorials and use cases.
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Embed Google photos gallery using Reabr
Tiny and powerfull extension implemented in Reabr online bookmark manager to create embedded code and manage entries to galleries. You can share boards with galleries with each others.
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Embed Google Photos into website tool
A useful tool for generating web embed code that displays a shared photo album from Google Photos.
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Publicalbum blog
The Publicalbum blog is focused on working with photos and their presentation on websites. The development of tools for embedding photos into web pages is primarily described. It describes in more detail the tool for embedding photos from Google photos services and their presentation using an embedded gallery code or Wordpress plugin.
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Publicalbum gallery component on CDN
Javascript component for render gallery/carousel with basic controls. Primary developed for Public album embedding tools. Now, the component running over
JsDelivr CDN with 1 million hits per month.
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How to embed Google Photos album using Reabr.com application
Five simple steps to use the Embedding tool Google photos in the application Reabr.
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Public Google Photos. How does it work?
Are my public photos on Google Photos? How do I look at someone’s Google Photos?
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How do I add Google Photos album to WordPress?
About a simple and popular Wordpress plugin for embedding photo galleries from Google Photos and Public Album by shared links.
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How do I embed a Google Photos album into a website?
How can I do embed my shared album from Google Photos and make preview of images on my website? How can I do that simply, without having to copy pictures or complicated search to individual image links? Here is a simple way how to do it.
<About⁄>
Hi, My name is Pavel. I’m a software developer from Brno, CZ – beautiful city in the middle of Europe.
I develop my applications in a variety of programming languages and tools and try to do things well and to be useful.
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