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It looks like the keyword doesn't make it to the blog search: "http://www.bretculp.com/bret-culp-photography-blog/?s="

So after the Ps action, you re-import the image in Lr so you can use Publisher? Do you do any image resizing when you export the image? Thanks!

This rings a bell. I think this has been fixed in the latest update. Are you using the latest version?

From http://www.patent-trademark-law.com/cop … ringement/

That's why it is important to register with the copyright office.

There is a good book about this: The Copyright Zone: A Legal Guide For Photographers and Artists In The Digital Age 2nd Edition by Edward C. Greenberg and Jack Reznicki.

Re: Digimarc

There is no way to directly apply the Digimarc when exporting an image with Publisher. You would need to export from Lr to Ps, apply the Digimarc, and then re-import into Lr. Then this image can be exported using Publisher. I don't know how much the Publisher export affects the Digimarc watermarking. You can use a droplet with Ps to simplify the flow a bit, but it is still a pain (https://digimarc.force.com/blog/using-d … -lightroom).

We had this discussion during beta testing. The 'border' setting controls this, doesn't it?

Otherwise you can use

#vegas_caption p {
    border-bottom: 1px solid;
    border-color: yellow;
}

Image Renditions > Photos Width/Height would be another one, wouldn't it?

In Backlight > Settings, all your page references use https and not http?

Yep, it is your use of custom CSS that causes these differences....  because you have custom CSS code that targets smaller screens:

@media only screen and (max-width: 991px)
.the__copy>.content {
    background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5);
    width: 40%;

Here you select a different background color and a different width. So you have to be careful with using the proper selector so only the pages in questions are affected by your changes.

Just a little update: On my wide monitor, I don't get the black bars anymore. If I make the web browser very wide, the 'torn paper' disappears, but I don't think this would bother anyone. The menu works well now!

I like the design on the front page better. And I second Rod's thought of using a secondary masthead for mobile. That's what I'm doing on my site.

Since your entire masthead is text, you could style it with CSS. But I think it would be easier to design two graphics that you use for the main and secondary masthead instead of having to get the CSS right for the different screen resolutions.

(1): Your are using PHP version 7.2.1. If you can, please select 7.1 or lower. Otherwise, check Ben's reply in http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … hp?id=8421

(2): If Backlight resides in wlrm, you can't have any Backlight related pages in the root of your site '/'.

Why not use one page template for all pages and use custom css to assign the background image?

With Backlight, there are now many body classes available that can be used to select a specific page or group of pages:

<body class="pangolin type-page template-id-11 template-identifier-lucfr-acceuil pages-template-id-5 pages-template-identifier-about slug-about cart-unready crg-unready" data-layout="2col left">

So to select the about page, just use following code in your custom css file luc-fr.css:

.slug-about .background__image 
{
	background-image: url('http://pideja.ca/luc/fr/backlight/designer/?c=page&a=image&p1=8&222');
}

This seems to be easier than having to create so many page templates. Can't imagine how difficult it would be to maintain all these different page templates in the future.