Get creative with your layouts. Use landscape and portrait thumbs. Create odd size thumbs. The more unique your galleries are, the more chances you have of the galleries becoming listed. Reviewers will also remember you and are more likely to list your galleries.

Minimum of 15 thumbs.

• In Dreamweaver, insert a table that is 760px wide, 1 row by 1 column. Center the table. Cell pad 0. Cell spacing 0. Border 0. (I added the border and color for example purposes only.)
  
  This table is important because it acts like a container to hold the rest of your gallery in place so that the gallery will always be centered and not have text and images appearing off the side of the page.

• Insert image placeholder and label it "header".
  (Insert / Image Objects / Image Placeholder)
  
  Fill in the width, height, and color attributes.
  (760w, 100h, and whatever color you wish to choose for the placeholder)
  
  Align = absolute bottom

• Insert a table that is 760w, 1 row, 5 columns, cell pad 2, cell spacing 0. This table will hold your first row of thumbs.

• We know that our template is 760w. Divide 760 by 5 = 152. (We divide by 5 because that is the maximum number of thumbs used in a row on our gallery.) What this number tells us is that we can use thumbs that are no larger than 152px wide. If we use thumbs any wider than 152px, it will expand the template wider than 760px.
  
  You do not want to use thumbs that are exactly 152px wide. The reason is, you still need to factor in the cell padding and the 1px border we will place around each thumb later. The height of the thumbs can be any height you choose to use. For this template, I chose to use thumbs that are 140px wide and 170px in height.
  
  Now we can begin to add our image placeholders for the thumbnails into Row 1. In Dreamweaver, click on the first cell in Row 1 and add an image placeholder. Label the holder as "thumb", set the width and height attributes, and choose a color. (for this gallery use 140w by 170h)
  (Insert / Image Objects / Image Placeholder)
  
  Add an image placeholder to each of the remaining 4 cells. When all cells are filled, highlight all the placeholders you just added in Row 1 and center them.

• Refer back to your draft. Row 2 consists of 3 thumbs. Insert a new table below Row 1, that is 760 px wide, 1 row, 3 columns. Cell padding is 8, cell spacing 0, and border is 0. Center the table.
  
  Repeat Step 5 and add a image placeholder for the thumbs into Row 2. These thumbs are 140w x 170h. Make sure to center the placeholders.

• Insert a new table below Row 2 that is 760px wide, 4 rows, and 4 columns. Cell padding is 2, cell spacing is 0, and border is 0. Center the table.
  (I added the border for a visual example only)
  
  Row 3 - Text
  Example: http://www.pankyspink.com/netpond/t.../step7-row3.jpg
  Refer back to your draft. You will see that you have Row 3 reserved for text/ad and link to your sponsor. Now you want to make this row all one cell. Right click in the first cell in Row 3. A menu will appear. (Table / Increase Column Span) Repeat this step until all the columns are clear.
  (I left the table border on for a visual example.)
  
  Row 4 - Thumbs
  Example: Step 7 Rows 4-6
  http://www.pankyspink.com/netpond/tutorials/gallery/step7-row4-6.jpg
  Refer back to your draft. Row 4 consists of 4 thumbs. Repeat Step 5 and add 4 image placeholders that are 140w by 170h. Make sure to center the image placeholders.
  
  Row 5 - Text
  Refer to Step 7, Row 3.
  (You can add an image placeholder if you prefer to use an image join link or animated gif to link to your sponsor. You can also add text with the image.)
  
  Row 6 - Thumbs
  Repeat Step 5 and add 4 image placeholders that are 140w by 170h. Make sure to center the image placeholders.

• Mon. - submit template 1
  
  Tues. - submit template 2
  
  Weds. - submit template 3
  
  Thurs. - submit template 4
  
  Fri. - submit template 5
  
  Sat. - submit template 6
  
  Sun. - submit template 7
  
  Mon. - submit template 8
  
  Tues. - submit template 1