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lynnettephoto
Jan-29-2009, 04:43 PM
i'm not sure exactly what it's called but how do i get rid of the index tabs up by the header.
it looks llke this... horizoncapture > other > contact

jfriend
Jan-29-2009, 05:44 PM
i'm not sure exactly what it's called but how do i get rid of the index tabs up by the header.
it looks llke this... horizoncapture > other > contact

If you post a link to the exact gallery where you want to get rid of them, I can help you with the CSS. They are called breadcrumbs because as you drill down into categories, sub-categories and galleries, these are the breadcrumbs that show you how to get back up to any level you were previously at.

lynnettephoto
Jan-29-2009, 09:18 PM
If you post a link to the exact gallery where you want to get rid of them, I can help you with the CSS. They are called breadcrumbs because as you drill down into categories, sub-categories and galleries, these are the breadcrumbs that show you how to get back up to any level you were previously at.

thanks!

figured it out.

.notLoggedIn #breadcrumb {display: none;}

jfriend
Jan-29-2009, 09:27 PM
thanks!

figured it out.

.notLoggedIn #breadcrumb {display: none;} I can't see your site because you haven't shared a link, but in most cases, it's not a good idea to get rid of the breadcrumbs on your entire site. The point of the breadcrumb is so that your viewers can find their way around your site. If they go into a category, into a sub-category and then into a gallery and after viewing a couple images, they want to see some other galleries in your category, the breadcrumb is how they do it.

It's works well to hide the breadcrumb in specific galleries that are linked to from your navbar like contact or guestbook because they don't get there via a hierarchy, but the breadcrumb makes it a lot easier for your viewers to navigate your site. The reason I asked for a link to the gallery you were asking about was to show you how to hide the breadcrumb in just specific galleries rather than everyone on your site.