View Full Version : How do I remove the image count... 1 of 50?
danitar
Jan-25-2009, 07:44 PM
It is confusing for my clients to see this on the page. Many times I'll get a list of image numbers from this and have to go through my gallery to pick out their images. It would be great to be able to remove that and still have the navigation <<Prev and Next>> still on there.
I did a search for Image Count and couldn't find anything.
Thanks, D
jfriend
Jan-25-2009, 08:11 PM
I can help if you can provide a link to your Smugmug site.
If you don't have the indicators like 4 of 50, how do you expect your customers to tell you which image they want to talk to you about? It is the simplest and clearest way for someone to identify an image in your gallery and it sounds like it's what your customers are already using. It's also there to give people an idea how many images there are in the whole gallery.
danitar
Jan-25-2009, 09:17 PM
I have the image numbers listed on the page underneath the photo...it has the type of show or event...the show/event date...the image number.
Example
http://www.danitar.smugmug.com/gallery/7191257_NAb4G/1/461770260_9qVhQ/Large
The image numbers are listed in red below them. I have it at the top of the page where to look, but the biggest orders will come in with 20-30 images that I'll have to go surfing through my proofs on my smugmug site and find the image numbers. On the one I have a link to, it shows me that HJ is a Hunter/Jumper show, 012309 is January 23, 2009 and the image number. I can go straight to that event and pull the files with that, it's everything I need to get the order pulled so I can prep them and get them sent to the lab and move onto working on something else, without having to surf through looking for them myself. I set each gallery so everything is on one page as thumbnails, so they just look for their horse.
I also run the proofs through a program that puts that info right on the images, but still get lots of people who use the image count. I'd rather it just be gone. Thanks!
jfriend
Jan-25-2009, 10:45 PM
I have the image numbers listed on the page underneath the photo...it has the type of show or event...the show/event date...the image number.
Example
http://www.danitar.smugmug.com/gallery/7191257_NAb4G/1/461770260_9qVhQ/Large
The image numbers are listed in red below them. I have it at the top of the page where to look, but the biggest orders will come in with 20-30 images that I'll have to go surfing through my proofs on my smugmug site and find the image numbers. On the one I have a link to, it shows me that HJ is a Hunter/Jumper show, 012309 is January 23, 2009 and the image number. I can go straight to that event and pull the files with that, it's everything I need to get the order pulled so I can prep them and get them sent to the lab and move onto working on something else, without having to surf through looking for them myself. I set each gallery so everything is on one page as thumbnails, so they just look for their horse.
I also run the proofs through a program that puts that info right on the images, but still get lots of people who use the image count. I'd rather it just be gone. Thanks!
OK, first remove this from your CSS. It belongs in your Bottom Javascript, not in your CSS and is causing errors in your CSS:
// fix the pesky pipes
YE.onAvailable("cobrand_footer", function() {this.innerHTML = this.innerHTML.replace(/\||what are feeds\?/gi, '');});
Then, add this to your CSS to get rid of the numbers, but leave the prev/next there:
.photoNav .title {display:none;}
danitar
Jan-26-2009, 09:10 AM
OK, first remove this from your CSS. It belongs in your Bottom Javascript, not in your CSS and is causing errors in your CSS:
// fix the pesky pipes
YE.onAvailable("cobrand_footer", function() {this.innerHTML = this.innerHTML.replace(/\||what are feeds\?/gi, '');});
Then, add this to your CSS to get rid of the numbers, but leave the prev/next there:
.photoNav .title {display:none;}
Great! Thank you SO much! Thanks for helping with the clean up also. I have no clue about this stuff and you guys rock at helping out!
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