Question - "Gallery Commments"

[keving54]

Hello all,

Almost done finishing my site - I have a link for 'Guestbook' in my header, and navigate properly. However, what's the code for placing the "Gallery Comments" within this page.
I did a search, and it's probably someting obvious, but I culdn't find this in the documentation on-line.
Thanks for any help...
Kevin

BTW, could anyone provide me feed back - good/bad on my site, I'd really appreciate it.

[Barb]

Hello all,

Almost done finishing my site - I have a link for 'Guestbook' in my header, and navigate properly. However, what's the code for placing the "Gallery Comments" within this page.
I did a search, and it's probably someting obvious, but I culdn't find this in the documentation on-line.
Thanks for any help...
Kevin

BTW, could anyone provide me feed back - good/bad on my site, I'd really appreciate it.

Hi Kevin :)

First off, I really like your site. As I said before, it's simple and yet really pops at you when you open it. Like it alot!

I have a guestbook on my site and the only way I found to be able to get the comments enabled was to place a graphic in there. If you look at my guestbook, you'll see a very small thin line above the comments. That's a graphic I just made and uploaded and put it in that gallery. Make sense?

Edit: Don't know why I didn't think of this before. But I just replaced the thin line graphic with a spacer.gif graphic. So, there is something there, you just can't see it. Makes more sense to me :)

[Mike Lane]

I just wanted to chime in on your site design. Very nicely done!:thumb

[Barb]

Hello all,

Almost done finishing my site - I have a link for 'Guestbook' in my header, and navigate properly. However, what's the code for placing the "Gallery Comments" within this page.
I did a search, and it's probably someting obvious, but I culdn't find this in the documentation on-line.
Thanks for any help...
Kevin

BTW, could anyone provide me feed back - good/bad on my site, I'd really appreciate it.

Kevin, I'm an idiot. Would you delete the comment I made on your gallery Fauna? It doesn't make much sense since I was talking abouta particular shot - haha. I'll put the comment where it belongs :)

[keving54]

Kevin, I'm an idiot. Would you delete the comment I made on your gallery Fauna? It doesn't make much sense since I was talking abouta particular shot - haha. I'll put the comment where it belongs :)
Mike and BArb,

Thanks so much for taking a look and commenting.
Also, Barb, thanks for your help with the guestbook question and adding comments from this page!
Regards,
Kevin

[Oakley]

Hey Kevin.

I really like your site as well.

I would like to add a link to a gallery, but how do you make the gallery page and how did you end up getting your comments to show up?

I'm new to html but I'm a fast learner...lol

If you have script, that would help a lot.

Thanks.

[Barb]

Hey Kevin.

I really like your site as well.

I would like to add a link to a gallery, but how do you make the gallery page and how did you end up getting your comments to show up?

I'm new to html but I'm a fast learner...lol

If you have script, that would help a lot.

Thanks.
Hi Ryan :)

If you are referring to a Guestbook Gallery, just create a gallery, force it to all thumbs for viewing, enable comments, and upload a photo or graphic. I used a spacer.gif, which is a very small invisible graphic, so that it appears there are no photos in that gallery. You can look at mine to see what I am talking about.

[Oakley]

Brilliant.

Thanks Barb

So how do I create the "spacer.gif" file so that I can upload it to the gallery?

[Barb]

Brilliant.

Thanks Barb

So how do I create the "spacer.gif" file so that I can upload it to the gallery?
Ryan, I just PM'd you a spacer.gif.

[Mike Lane]

spacer.gif by is already created by smugmug and can be accessed automatically by referencing the following relative url: /img/spacer.gif.

For example you will get the transparent spacer by entering the following into your code:

<img src="/img/spacer.gif">

No saving it in your galleries and having to access a cryptic smugmug-generated file name.

[Barb]

spacer.gif by is already created by smugmug and can be accessed automatically by referencing the following relative url: /img/spacer.gif.

For example you will get the transparent spacer by entering the following into your code:

<img src="/img/spacer.gif">

No saving it in your galleries and having to access a cryptic smugmug-generated file name.
Well that's good to know. Learn something new every day!