Slideshow jacked up :)

[slave2thebean]

Hi all:

I have run into a couple of problems with customization and after banging my head on my desk multiple times (thereby creating a nice place to lie my head, as I work my way through this concussion), I decided to just come on over here and ask for help.

Firstly, my smugmug site is http://www.sbp.smugmug.com and here are my problems :)

1. I've inserted the slideshow onto the home page no problem. It reads the correct gallery however, it's jacked up, literally. It is blocking my navigation and part of my logo. Anyone have any idea where I've gone wrong?

2. While we are on the subject of the nav and logo, it really does seem quite far down on the page. I'd love to "scooch" it up to the very top but nothing I'm changing in the CSS seems to be doing the job.

3. My gallery seemed to be showing fine on the custom gallery page I created yesterday and suddenly it wasn't. I'm CERTAIN some gremlins came in and messed with my code because I know I couldn't have possibly done anything to cause this :D.

Any and all help on these issues is much appreciated.

Peace,
Sarah

[Allen]

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2. While we are on the subject of the nav and logo, it really does seem quite far down on the page. I'd love to "scooch" it up to the very top but nothing I'm changing in the CSS seems to be doing the job.

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This is pushing it down.

.homepage #SukiHeader,
.category #SukiHeader,
.subcategory #SukiHeader,
.filmstrip #SukiHeader,
.journal #SukiHeader {margin-top: 50px;}

[Allen]

Hi all:

I have run into a couple of problems with customization and after banging my head on my desk multiple times (thereby creating a nice place to lie my head, as I work my way through this concussion), I decided to just come on over here and ask for help.

Firstly, my smugmug site is http://www.sbp.smugmug.com and here are my problems :)

1. I've inserted the slideshow onto the home page no problem. It reads the correct gallery however, it's jacked up, literally. It is blocking my navigation and part of my logo. Anyone have any idea where I've gone wrong?

2. While we are on the subject of the nav and logo, it really does seem quite far down on the page. I'd love to "scooch" it up to the very top but nothing I'm changing in the CSS seems to be doing the job.

3. My gallery seemed to be showing fine on the custom gallery page I created yesterday and suddenly it wasn't. I'm CERTAIN some gremlins came in and messed with my code because I know I couldn't have possibly done anything to cause this :D.

Any and all help on these issues is much appreciated.

Peace,
Sarah
You used Easy Customizer to create your header stuff. so it's very difficult troubleshooting.

I couldn't find what sucking the show up but adding this to your header
fixes it. So some tag is not closed I think.

<div class="spacer"></div>


This also fixes it by changing this
#homepage #breadcrumb {display:none;}
to this
#homepage #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}

Found another, might only need to remove this, not sure what it's for. In conjunction with
the margin-top: 50px; is my last post.

#SukiHeader {position:relative; width: 943px; height: 60px; margin: 0 auto;}

[slave2thebean]

Thanks very much for the help with that. I had not closed the tag on the header, which indeed seemed to be causing a problem. The breadcrumb code also seemed to fix my problem with the gallery being too high up.

I don't suppose you have any idea why my gallery isn't showing up on my custom gallery page, do you?

Once again, thanks for the help you provided.

[Allen]

Thanks very much for the help with that. I had not closed the tag on the header, which indeed seemed to be causing a problem. The breadcrumb code also seemed to fix my problem with the gallery being too high up.

I don't suppose you have any idea why my gallery isn't showing up on my custom gallery page, do you?

Once again, thanks for the help you provided.
Everything below your biobox is in the bioBox div because you did not close a div so this in your CSS removes it all.

.galleries #bioBox {
display: none;
}

Add the red closing div in your bio.

<html>
<div id="sukislideshow">
<script>
...
...
...'transparent');
</script>
</div>
</html>

[slave2thebean]

Allen - thanks so much. That did the trick!! It's funny how a second set of eyes can see things that one has overlooked.