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{{man warn|{{man menu|Do you really want to use the entire Family Tree database}}|Be aware that if you select the '''Entire Database''' filter option for your Family Tree database that a large number of files will be generated (depending on the size of your Family Tree database). It is recommended to start with a smaller filter (for example: ancestors of a certain person) to simplify the output while you learn about the Narrated Web Site Report.}} [[File:NwsrNarratedWebSite-individuals.tab-mainzWebPages-styleIndividuals-samplepage-outputexample-4150.png|right|450px|thumb|Fig. {{#var:chapter}}.{{#vardefineecho:figure|{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}} Narrated Web Site report - sample Web Pages - Individuals page - default HTML output - Individual List Page using the Mainz StyleSheetexample]]

The Narrated Web Site report dialog window {{man label|Narrated Web Site}} report dialog has six the following tabs each are reviewed below. :

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[[Image:NWeb-Man-BasicSet.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Fig. {{#var:chapter}}.* {{#vardefineecho:figurecheckbox|{{#expr:{{#var:figure0}}+1}}}} Basic Style - 5 Color Choices]] * Checkbox: {{man label|Store web pages in .tar.gz archive}} (Checkbox unchecked by default) If you have trouble transferring the files to an external web host, you can create a single gzip'd tar file to more easily upload the data. The large number of files and directories in this web output may make it difficult to transfer the files to an external web host. Gramps has the capability of saving all of your Narrative Web files in one compressed archive using the gzip and tar formats (casually known as a ‘tarball’). This single file can quickly be transferred to your server and uncompressed on the website host. '''{{man menu|Unfortunately not all web servers support saving web files in this way, so contact your hosting provider for more information.}}'''

 {{man warn|Please note that compliance with privacy laws and individuals' privacy concerns is as a researcher your responsibility.|The Gramps project cannot be held responsible for privacy law compliance or other privacy issues. Privacy of personal information is an important issue. Gramps provides tools and settings that give you control over the privacy of your data. }} * {{man label|Living People}} How to handle living people. You can control the display of sensitive information based on whether or not an individual is currently alive. However, since Gramps is a research tool, it is likely that there are individuals with no known date of death in your database. To deduce if an individual is ''possibly still alive'' Gramps employs an algorithm that compares death dates, birth dates, baptism/christening dates, death dates of ancestors and birth dates of ancestors. The algorithm assumes that each individual is ''possibly still alive'' unless the cross-referenced dates make the individual&#8217;s ''possibility of being alive'' unlikely.**'''Exclude''' &#8211; (Default) Excludes all information of all individuals who are ''[[Gramps_5.0_Wiki_Manual_-_Probably_Alive|possibly still alive]]''**'''Include Last Name Only'''**'''Include Full Name FormatOnly'''**'''Include''' &#8211; Include all information of all individuals even if they are ''possibly still alive''* {{man menu|Years from death to consider living:}} Select (<code>30</code> default) This option is inactive if the format "Living People" option is set to display '''Include'''. {{man warn|Some countries have laws that specify a certain number of years after death before an individual's information can be published. Here you can specify the namesnumber of years after death needed to comply with such laws.}}* {{checkbox|0}} {{man label|Include data marked private}}: Whether to include private objects. Choose from If your intention is to provide a complete record of your research, checking this box will include all entries marked '''Surname, Given Suffixprivate''' / Given Surname Suffix / Given / Main Surnames, Given Patronymic Suffix / SURNAME, Given along with the rest of your database. (Commoncheckbox unchecked by default) {{-}} =====Html options===== [[File:NarratedWebSite-WebPages-HtmlOptions-tab-50.png|right|450px|thumb|Fig. {{#var:chapter}}.{{#vardefineecho:figure|{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}} Narrated Web Site - Web Pages - Html options - tab default options]] 

* {{man label|Citation Referent Referents Layout:}} Determine the default layout for the Source Page's Citation Referents section

=====Html optionsDisplay===== [[File:NarratedWebSite-WebPages-Display-tab-50.png|right|450px|thumb|Fig. {{#var:chapter}}.{{#vardefineecho:figure|{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}} Narrated Web Site - Web Pages - Display - tab default options]] * {{man label|Name Format:}} Select the format to display the names. Choose from '''Surname, Given Suffix''' / Given Surname Suffix / Given / Main Surnames, Given Patronymic Suffix / SURNAME, Given (Common)

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Note that [[File:xxxHow_to_create_image_reference_regions|image reference regions]] are also displayed in the Narrative Web HTML pages created with Gramps.png|right|450px|thumb|FigThere are no special options necessary for this feature, other than the existence of reference regions for 1 or more images. {{#var:chapter}}Narrative Web displays reference regions for people and place objects only.{{#vardefineecho:figure|{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}} xxx]]{{stub}}

=====PrivacyDownload===== {{man warn|Please note that compliance with privacy laws and individuals' privacy concerns is as a researcher your responsibility.|The Gramps project cannot be held responsible for privacy law compliance or other privacy issues.}}

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Privacy of personal information is an important issue. Gramps provides tools and settings that give you control over the privacy of your data.* {{checkbox|0}} {{man label|Include data marked privatedownload page}}: Whether to include private objects. If your intention is to provide a complete record of your research, checking this box will include all entries marked '''private''' along with the rest of your databasedownload option. (checkbox unchecked by default)* {{man label|Living PeopleDownload Filename:}} How Select the file to handle living people. You can control the display of sensitive information based on whether or not an individual is currently alive. However, since Gramps is a research tool, it is likely that there are individuals with no known date be used for downloading of death in your database. To deduce if an individual is ''possibly still alive'' Gramps employs an algorithm that compares death dates, birth dates, baptism/christening dates, death dates of ancestors and birth dates of ancestors. The algorithm assumes that each individual is ''possibly still alive'' unless the cross-referenced dates make the individual&#8217;s ''possibility of being alive'' unlikely.**'''Exclude''' &#8211; {{man label|Description for download:}} (Default<code>Smith Family Tree</code> default) Excludes all information of all individuals who are ''[[Gramps_5Give a description for this file.0_Wiki_Manual_-_Probably_Alive|possibly still alive]]''**'''Include Last Name Only'''**'''Include Full Name Only'''**'''Include''' &#8211; Include all information {{man label|Download Filename:}} Select the file to be used for downloading of all individuals even if they are ''possibly still alive''database.* {{man menulabel|Years from death to consider livingDescription for download:}} (<code>30Johnson Family Tree</code> default) This option is inactive if the "Living People" option is set to '''Include'''. {{man warn|Some countries have laws that specify Give a certain number of years after death before an individual's information can be published. Here you can specify the number of years after death needed to comply with such lawsdescription for this file.}}

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* {{checkbox-}} =====Include===== [[File:NarratedWebSite-WebPages-Include-tab-50.png|right|450px|thumb|0Fig. {{#var:chapter}} .{{man label#vardefineecho:figure|Sort all children in birth order{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}}(checkbox unchecked by Narrated Web Site - Web Pages - Include - tab default)options]] 

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* {{man label|Map Service:}}: Choose your choice of map service for creating the Place Map Pages** '''GoogleOpenStreetMap''' (default)** OpenStreetMapGoogle : For this option to work requires a {{man label|Google maps API key}} to be entered. To apply for one goto the Google maps platform ( https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/ ) and select "Get Started" (top right corner) and follow the instructions (may involve a credit card) and then select the "Credentials" option on the "API Manager" menu . Then click on the "Create Credentials" button on the "Credentials" window. Click on "API Key "on the next pop-up window. Copy the generated API key to your clipboard and paste in to Gramps "Google maps API key:" field. I strongly suggest that after generating and placing your report online that you go back to the google maps platform and Click the "Restrict key" button on the API key created window and add your domain (this will stop other website hijacking your api key and making you pay! These new Google Maps API changes came into affect from the 11th of June 2018. see the pricing table https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/pricing/sheet/ "You also get a recurring $200 credit on your billing account each month to offset your usage costs, and you can set usage limits to protect against unexpected cost increases"

[[Image:NWeb-Man-Print.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Fig. {{#var:chapter}}.{{#vardefineecho:figure|{{#expr:{{#var:figure}}+1}}}} The following sections show the default appearance of web pages printed from a the Narrative Website web page]]report.

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