Can I remove the powered by smugmug from my page title?

[MikeFried]

I'm a newbie to smugmug. I bought myself a pro account last week. I really like the service, but I find the "powered by smugmug" and the favorites icon on my site to be a bit tacky. Is there a way to kill the text in the title after my site's title?

Is there any way to replace the favorites icon?

I have been looking at the co-branding page, and although I should be able to remove the smugmug header and footer, changing the options and applying isn't doing it.

Maybe something about my account ( http://friedfamilyphoto.smugmug.com ) is broken.

[Andy]

I'm a newbie to smugmug. I bought myself a pro account last week. I really like the service, but I find the "powered by smugmug" and the favorites icon on my site to be a bit tacky. Is there a way to kill the text in the title after my site's title?

Is there any way to replace the favorites icon?

I have been looking at the co-branding page, and although I should be able to remove the smugmug header and footer, changing the options and applying isn't doing it.

Maybe something about my account ( http://friedfamilyphoto.smugmug.com ) is broken.

Hi Mike

:wave Welcome to Dgrin! You can't remove that title but you can work on the favicon:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=17147&highlight=change+favicon

All the best,

[Andy]

PS: Your day 1, day 2 , day 3 galleries made me think of this:

http://jennyc.smugmug.com/gallery/1003113

How cool is that?

:wink

[MikeFried]

Hi Mike

:wave Welcome to Dgrin! You can't remove that title but you can work on the favicon:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=17147&highlight=change+favicon

All the best,

Thanks for the info. I did a little research, played with the HTML, and figured out how to set the title in two ways. I picked the easier one for now, which could be easily defeated by smugmug (the script area is above the title in the head tag). The other method involves putting:
<script language="javascript">document.title="New title goes here"</script> Anywhere in the document. Because it's in script, it could be used to set the title programmatically based on some things like the current gallery/photo being shown.
-Mike

[MikeFried]

The script interestingly enough ends up being placed in a .js file shortly after you work on it, so the </script><title>...</title><script> hack doesn't work for very long...

document.title="(Your title here)" works fine within the script file, though. And I'm sure that you could add more intelligent logic to title your pages based on the title of the gallery, or your current "trail of breadcrumbs"...

Yay for a bit of Googling, which led me to some MSDN documentation, and some tweaking in Notepad.
-Mike