Brilliant Gallery: where to put [bg|...] tags?

I want to use the Brilliant Gallery (Drupal) to show a public Picasa album. According to the documentation (http://vacilando.net/bg), the RSS feed of your album should be a tag:

Then, in your your web version of the album, right click & copy its "RSS" link, and simply use that link instead of the local path in the [bg|path] tag ... e.g. [bg|http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/tjfulopp/albumid/5290148828710951169?alt=rss&kind=photo&hl=en_US].

My question: I dont have a clue where I can paste this RSS feed; and where to put this [bg...] tag. I went to the brlliant_开发者_如何学JAVAgallery/settings cannot find anything like fill your tag here. Created a node and put [bg|..] etc in, did not work.

Where to put the [bg|..] tag?

UPDATE I've given up on this Brilliant Gallery, I cannot get it to work. If you just want to use picasa with lightbox2, I suggest to use the photopic module at http://www.kevincarbonaro.com/book/photopic-drupal-module. Works like a charm.

It is not available in the official Drupal Modules at drupal.org, because they say that the BG already has this functionality. Well they are right, but this is simple and it works.

You most likely skipped over the step where you need to set up the brilliant gallery filter on an input format. This makes it so Drupal will use Brilliant Gallery to process the [bg|..] tag when you place it in a node.

Make sure you have enabled the Module in Site Building -> Modules. Then, go to Site Configuration -> Input Formats (or http://yoursite.com/admin/settings/filters ) and via the "configure" link enable one of your input formats to recognize the Brilliant Gallery Tag. I'd suggest doing this on "Filtered HTML" and then when you create your node, make sure the input format for it is set to "Filtered HTML.

Create a node just as you said and place the [bg|http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/tjfulopp/albumid/5290148828710951169?alt=rss&kind=photo&hl=en_US] tag in it, replacing that URL with your Picasa RSS URL of course, and you should be good to go.

For further instructions, you can see the author of that module's documentation at: http://vacilando.net/bg

Thanks to the guy above. I would upvote but cant. Again that step is not mentioned anywhere i could find in the documentation. Buddy needs to write a decent document that covers things rather than just having random examples on his site