Remove Earth Element, banner outline

[DavidTO]

On my site (davidrosenthal.smugmug.com) I want to remove two items:

1) The white dividing line in the earth theme.

2) The outline that is around my banner now that I've made it a button for my home page.

Any ideas on how to do this?

[bwg]

On my site (davidrosenthal.smugmug.com) I want to remove two items:

1) The white dividing line in the earth theme.

2) The outline that is around my banner now that I've made it a button for my home page.

Any ideas on how to do this?

not sure what white dividing line you're talking about....elaborate?

for the banner outline, just add border="0" to your img tag

[DavidTO]

not sure what white dividing line you're talking about....elaborate?

for the banner outline, just add border="0" to your img tag


Thanks. The divider shows up in many places, one of which is below my pic in my guestbook.

[bwg]

Thanks. The divider shows up in many places, one of which is below my pic in my guestbook.

#category .boxBottom, .gallery_1178393 #journal .journal_entry {
border: none;
}

that'll kill the border i think you're talking about.

[DavidTO]

Cool. One last question:

What if I wanted to remove that line site-wide?

[bwg]

Cool. One last question:

What if I wanted to remove that line site-wide?

the only places i found it were on the category page and in the journal styles.

i only removed it from your guest book journal because it's the separator between journal entries. i figured you'd still want it there.

if you give me some more specific galleries where its bugging you i'll take a look.

[DavidTO]

the only places i found it were on the category page and in the journal styles.

i only removed it from your guest book journal because it's the separator between journal entries. i figured you'd still want it there.

if you give me some more specific galleries where its bugging you i'll take a look.


Here:

http://davidrosenthal.smugmug.com/Family (all categories, that's just an example)

http://davidrosenthal.smugmug.com/Family/81545

That's what I can find for now. I guess that the separator works in smugmug style, and you're right about most journal galls.

Thanks for all your help!

[bwg]

Here:

http://davidrosenthal.smugmug.com/Family (all categories, that's just an example)

http://davidrosenthal.smugmug.com/Family/81545

That's what I can find for now. I guess that the separator works in smugmug style, and you're right about most journal galls.

Thanks for all your help!

crap

i gave you the right code...almost.

stupid theme is overruling the styles.

use this instead:

/* removes white border from guestbook gallery */
.category #category .boxBottom, .gallery_1178393 #journal .journal_entry {
border: none;
}

and fyi for Mike...please don't yell at me for thinking about using !important...I promise, it was only for a second!

[DavidTO]

crap

i gave you the right code...almost.

stupid theme is overruling the styles.

use this instead:

/* removes white border from guestbook gallery */
.category #category .boxBottom, .gallery_1178393 #journal .journal_entry {
border: none;
}



:D

[Mike Lane]

and fyi for Mike...please don't yell at me for thinking about using !important...I promise, it was only for a second!


Like I said, if there's no other way around it use it. If you're just trying to overrule specificity that's another story.

[devbobo]

3 out of 4 browsers agree, using !important could be deterimental to mike's health :lol3

[Mike Lane]

3 out of 4 browsers agree, using !important could be deterimental to mike's health :lol3

:lol3

[DavidTO]

Hey, guys, got a Q for you.

The style pull-down menu in my galleries is aligned properly in smugmug and traditional, but in all other views it's way off to the right.

You got a fix for that?

davidrosenthal.smugmug.com


Thanks!

[DavidTO]

Hey, guys, got a Q for you.

The style pull-down menu in my galleries is aligned properly in smugmug and traditional, but in all other views it's way off to the right.

You got a fix for that?

davidrosenthal.smugmug.com


Thanks!


Anyone?

[Andy]

bump

[Mike Lane]

*edit...*

So it's not such an easy fix. What you've got going right now is a 750px wide (or so) layer and the stylebar sits inside of that. What you're trying to do is to make it overlap the breadcrumb layer. The problem is that ...

okay duh. I'm an idiot. What I was going to say is that you've got one layer that is stacked on the other which makes it so you can access either one or the other. But duh, I can stack elements within a layer higher than the layer itself.

I fixed you up. The CSS is in there if you're curious.