helping a friend

[bradpowellphoto]

Hi there tech gods

I am helping a friend do some basic customizing on her website and have run onto a bit of a snag.

her site is at normaluptonphoto.smugmug.com

I have out a slideshow and navbar on the front page and put the galleries on a separate page

I have also tried to remove the "normaluptonphoto's home" tag off the front page with the css code in your tutorials but it is being stubborn....any ideas?

[Allen]

Hi there tech gods

I am helping a friend do some basic customizing on her website and have run onto a bit of a snag.

her site is at normaluptonphoto.smugmug.com

I have out a slideshow and navbar on the front page and put the galleries on a separate page

I have also tried to remove the "normaluptonphoto's home" tag off the front page with the css code in your tutorials but it is being stubborn....any ideas?
Remove this from the CSS

If you want to have the galleries show up on your homepage when you
are logged in, you can add the following below this code:

Add the missing } here, it's messing the CSS below it.

.loggedIn .homepage #galleriesBox,
.loggedIn .homepage #categoriesBox {
display: block;
}

[bradpowellphoto]

Allen

Thanks so much,,,,worked great!

Now how do I move her navbar down so there is some space between it and the header?

[richW]

Allen

Thanks so much,,,,worked great!

Now how do I move her navbar down so there is some space between it and the header?There are a couple of ways.
Change the banner css to add some bottom margin:
margin: 20px auto 5px; /* top right/left bottom */

Or add top margin to the navbar:
#navcontainer {margin-top: 5px;}