sorry, for a moment i has hiding the arrows i has tolking about, here you can go back and if you want and tell me how can i hide them from my home page (http://mika-galeries-bistro.smugmug.com/)
thank, mika
PS: when you click on my logo, that's open a new window fullsreen who i call entrance page.
so, why i do that? it's a choise i made:
because alot of modern website photographers are made like that, my customazing demand more space and if costumers or visiters want to live my site they just one click away: the little red button. :D
Yes, but by opening a window without any browser navigation, you cripple my navigation of your site. It should be my choice whether I minimize my toolbars to get more space, not yours and you should want me to be as productive as possible in navigating your site. It's your site and you can do with it as you please, but in my opinion, it's not wise to give someone a browser page to your site with no browser navigation. No back button, no forward button, no stop button, no ability to bookmark anything on your site, no access to any of your add-ons, no ability to modify the view options.
To hide the rollovers on the home page, do the following.
Step #1: Put a div with an id around the outside of the two rollovers like this:
<div id="myRollOvers">
<div style="float: right; margin-right: 0px;">
<a href="javascript:history.go(1)" onmouseover="rollover('gg')" onmouseout="rollout('gg')"><img src="http://mika-galeries-bistro.smugmug.com/photos/461793124_fGQGz-O.png" name="gg" alt="gg" width="90" border="0" height="90"></a>
</div>
<div style="float: left; margin-left: 0px;">
<a href="javascript:history.go(-1)" onmouseover="rollover('kk')" onmouseout="rollout('kk')"><img src="http://mika-galeries-bistro.smugmug.com/photos/461784358_5Wn9W-O.png" name="kk" alt="kk" width="90" border="0" height="90"></a>
</div>
</div>
Step 2: Add this CSS to your site-wide-customization:
.homepage #myRollOvers {display:none;}