hiding picture + its caption + its container? in Guestbook

[StarterP]

Hello,

Ia there a way to block the picture caption/description for Guestbook page?
http://beyondimage.smugmug.com/Other/Guestbook/9732623_9BWeu
It still contains a big grey line - for picture caption - How can i remove it ?

I read the thread "How to add guestbook? " :
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=18139&highlight=remove+gallery+page

but cannot locate the code.

Thanks.

[jfriend]

Try locking the style to Journal (old), not to Journal. That tutorial was written when the only Journal style was the old one.

[StarterP]

Try locking the style to Journal (old), not to Journal. That tutorial was written when the only Journal style was the old one.

Thanks a lot. It works now.

[StarterP]

Try locking the style to Journal (old), not to Journal. That tutorial was written when the only Journal style was the old one.

The page still has a 2 divided lines.
How can I remove one line?
Thanks.

[jfriend]

The page still has a 2 divided lines.
How can I remove one line?
Thanks. Usually people put one photo into the gallery and put the "Write to my guestbook" text into the caption for that photo (which will go to the right of the photo). Then, the lines make sense.

If you don't want a photo, then you can eliminate one set of lines with this CSS:

.gallery_9732623 .albumNav {display:none; border:none !important;}

[StarterP]

Usually people put one photo into the gallery and put the "Write to my guestbook" text into the caption for that photo (which will go to the right of the photo). Then, the lines make sense.

If you don't want a photo, then you can eliminate one set of lines with this CSS:

.gallery_9732623 .albumNav {display:none; border:none !important;}

Thanks.
Could you please give a link to any docs / threads or tutorials that explain or has all the variables (e.g, .albumNav , etc...) that I can refer when modifying the smumug page.

[jfriend]

Thanks.
Could you please give a link to any docs / threads or tutorials that explain or has all the variables (e.g, .albumNav , etc...) that I can refer when modifying the smumug page. The info is all right there in the page. The crude way to look at it is with View/Source in your browser. The advanced way to look at it is to get a tool like FireBug or Web Developer (both free add-ins for Firefox) that let you see all the objects, IDs and classes in any web page. I predominantly use Firebug. It takes minutes to install and the first time you use it, you will save more time than it took you to learn it. After installing, right click on any object in the page and pick "Inspect Element" from the right-click menu, then explore away in the window that opens.

[StarterP]

The info is all right there in the page. The crude way to look at it is with View/Source in your browser. The advanced way to look at it is to get a tool like FireBug or Web Developer (both free add-ins for Firefox) that let you see all the objects, IDs and classes in any web page. I predominantly use Firebug. It takes minutes to install and the first time you use it, you will save more time than it took you to learn it. After installing, right click on any object in the page and pick "Inspect Element" from the right-click menu, then explore away in the window that opens.

Thanks again. I am downloading firefox, may need to google to find Firebug plug-ins. I also need to refresh my memory for CSS/XTL/HTML & javascripting (I played with them about 3 years ago).