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doordude
Apr-13-2009, 05:36 PM
I approach with all due respect towards the veterans dgrinners :bow and understand this may be a silly question. But here goes. As a pro user, when I customize my "guestbook" page using the gallery, is there a way to get rid of that pesky line at the top (doornumberthree>gallery>guestbook), and the equally annoying bit at the bottom (gallery page: 1) AND (while I'm asking) the shopping cart/slideshow buttons? I'd like to clean things up.

Thanks, oh great ones....

Thunder Rabbit
Apr-13-2009, 06:36 PM
Howdy.

I'm no guru by a long stretch, but I would recommend you look at the sticky thread at the top of this forum "Dr David's list of Really Bad Ideas".

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=120477

"Hiding the Breadcrumbs" (That pesky line at the top) is #1 on the list. However, there are some situations where removing it is appropriate. The pros & cons are discussed in the thread.

But it can be done, but I don't know the code offhand.

This code:

/* removes the full-screen slideshow buttons */
.play_slideshow {
display: none;
}

when pasted in your CSS box, does what it says.

But it will remove the slidshow button from all your pages. You'll need some more code to confine it to one page, I think.

You can turn off the shopping cart button on your Customize Gallery page. Go down to Printing and click "No". (Then "Save" of course.)

I already told you more than I know, so I better quit. Maybe a real guru will come along and help us out.
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Allen
Apr-14-2009, 06:51 AM
I approach with all due respect towards the veterans dgrinners :bow and understand this may be a silly question. But here goes. As a pro user, when I customize my "guestbook" page using the gallery, is there a way to get rid of that pesky line at the top (doornumberthree>gallery>guestbook), and the equally annoying bit at the bottom (gallery page: 1) AND (while I'm asking) the shopping cart/slideshow buttons? I'd like to clean things up.

Thanks, oh great ones....
See this down in the CSS in this gallery (http://allen-steve.smugmug.com/gallery/3819841).
/* things you can hide on page */
Single pages like this linked in the nav do not need the breadcrumb. It's only
recommended not removing from galleries that are under cats and subcats.