Gallery Description and text color

[Mego]

I am new to SmugMug and very new to customization. I have my page almost the way I would like but am stuck in 2 areas.

1. I think the customization I have created for my home page is ill affecting other pages. I need to have the text for my gallery description a different color preferrably white, text on my homepage is black. I can't seem to change one without changing the other.
2. I would like the gallery description to appear below the gallery instead of to the right on my portfilio page.

The site is picturesofgrace.smugmug.com

Any help would be wonderful. Thank you so much!

[ElliotX]

I am new to SmugMug and very new to customization. I have my page almost the way I would like but am stuck in 2 areas.

1. I think the customization I have created for my home page is ill affecting other pages. I need to have the text for my gallery description a different color preferrably white, text on my homepage is black. I can't seem to change one without changing the other.
2. I would like the gallery description to appear below the gallery instead of to the right on my portfilio page.

The site is picturesofgrace.smugmug.com

Any help would be wonderful. Thank you so much!

.nav, .nav .title, a.nav, a.nav:visited, a.nav:active, a.nav:hover, .pageNav, a.down, a.down:active, a.down:hover, a.down:visited, .nav a.down { color: #000000 !important; font-family: arial !important; }


In your CSS you've given the .nav selector a black value (#000000) along with other selectors. You can change this to #FFFFFF and the text you want will change to white. However this could impact other elements of your site.

The best way forward would be to break down the use of group selectors as you have, into smaller groups so you don't affect other elements when making changes.

Hope this helps.

[Mego]

.nav, .nav .title, a.nav, a.nav:visited, a.nav:active, a.nav:hover, .pageNav, a.down, a.down:active, a.down:hover, a.down:visited, .nav a.down { color: #000000 !important; font-family: arial !important; }


In your CSS you've given the .nav selector a black value (#000000) along with other selectors. You can change this to #FFFFFF and the text you want will change to white. However this could impact other elements of your site.

The best way forward would be to break down the use of group selectors as you have, into smaller groups so you don't affect other elements when making changes.

Hope this helps.

Thank you for the info. Do you know the code I should enter in the CSS section to change only the title text on the portraits page

Do you know how to move the gallery title under the image instead of having it appear on the right?