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Templates for creating Jmol webpages
Jmol_Web_Page_Maker
Jonathan Gutow has written a Java program that automates generation of webpages that include Jmol. The two templates below are among the types of web pages that can be generated. When using Jmol_Web_Page_Maker for the templates below, you can choose the view(s) to be displayed inside the Jmol application and have the necessary scripts, images plus .html code generated and saved automatically. Visit his website.
This is now superceeded by the "export to web page" ability included within recent versions of Jmol application (11.3.x).
Easy assignments for students or quick building of a simple page!
SChiSM2
SChiSM2 is a program running in a web server that lets you easily create a web page that includes interactive molecular models using JmolApplet.
- SChiSM2 home page
- A description has been published:
- S. Cammer (2007) SChiSM2: creating interactive web page annotations of molecular structure models using Jmol. Bioinformatics 23:383-384. doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btl603 [1]
Jmol "pop-up" and "pop-in"
Delays the appearance of Jmol panel until the user requests it. An image or caption is shown and upon user's choice it is replaced by the applet.
No more waiting for Java and Jmol to load if you are not interested in the 3D model!
Two methods have been developed:
- Method A - versatile: The user clicks to see the 3D model, and chooses whether it will be opened inline within the page (âpop-inâ), or in a common pop-up window, or in separate pop-up windows for each model. (Uses <iframe>.)
- Method B - simpler: The user clicks to see the 3D model, always inline within the page (âpop-inâ). (Uses <div>.) (A similar method is used on Jmol home webpage.)
You can find more details, demo pages and downloadable templates for both methods at Biomodel website.
For an alternative method, see Bill Reusch's page that uses innerHTML.
For other pop-up solutions, see also below.
Dynamically resized panels layout
Six templates for dividing the screen into two or more panels, either for Jmol or for content, all sized in percent relative to window size, using the whole window space, and automatically resized when the window is resized; no scrollbars in Jmol section, scrollbars in content if needed, no duplicate parallel scrollbars.
No more guessing the user's screen resolution, browser chrome, default font size!
You can find more details, demo pages and downloadable templates at Biomodel website.
