Remove "free trial" and "login" from header?

[Hilde]

Hi all,

New user here; I have made some progress with simple customizations on my site by reading all of the available information, but 2 items elude me.

Until my custom header is done I just want to remove the name/link "free trial" and "login" from the top header, not the entire header just these 2 names/links.

Thanks,
Hilde

www.hilde.smugmug.com

[Barb]

Hi all,

New user here; I have made some progress with simple customizations on my site by reading all of the available information, but 2 items elude me.

Until my custom header is done I just want to remove the name/link "free trial" and "login" from the top header, not the entire header just these 2 names/links.

Thanks,
Hilde

www.hilde.smugmug.com

Hi :)

All you need to do is put something in the "header" section of your customization (control panel - customize). Even just a "." That will remove that.

[Andy]

Hi Hilde :wave welcome to Dgrin :D

I tried when you wrote in to help - I don't think there's a way to remove *just* those elements.

How about this, until your custom header is done?

put this in your header box, and check "no" to display SmugMug header.

<div align="center"><h2>Hilde's Photographs</h2></div>

You can change the text...

[Barb]

Hi Hilde :wave welcome to Dgrin :D

I tried when you wrote in to help - I don't think there's a way to remove *just* those elements.

How about this, until your custom header is done?

put this in your header box, and check "no" to display SmugMug header.

<div align="center"><h2>Hilde's Photographs</h2</div>

You can change the text...

Oops - I may have given some bad info!

[Andy]

Hi :)

All you need to do is put something in the "header" section of your customization (control panel - customize). Even just a "." That will remove that.

:nono Barb, she wanted the header, but only to remove the two elements. I don't think can be done. I could be wrong, been known to happen :D

[Barb]

:nono Barb, she wanted the header, but only to remove the two elements. I don't think can be done. I could be wrong, been known to happen :D

Right, I read it again AFTER I posted ... I'll go back to work now :)

[Andy]

Right, I read it again AFTER I posted ... I'll go back to work now :)

don't stop posting :D I *need* you!

[ivar]

don't stop posting :D I *need* you!:rolleyes

[Barb]

don't stop posting :D I *need* you!

Well I'll at least try to give the right information in the future :rofl

[StevenV]

Well I'll at least try to give the right information in the future :rofl

what fun would that be? :wink

[Hilde]

Sorry for the delayed response, I had to go shot a baseball game.

Andy - I tried your script but it didn't work, it put things in strange new locations.

I guess I should focus on finishing my custom header.

Hilde

p.s. to correct a detail in Andy's earlier response it's "he" not "she", a nickname derived from my last name, never thought of it as feminine, kind of scares me, maybe I should re-think my nickname :)

[ivar]

Sorry for the delayed response, I had to go shot a baseball game.

Andy - I tried your script but it didn't work, it put things in strange new locations.

I guess I should focus on finishing my custom header.

Hilde

p.s. to correct a detail in Andy's earlier response it's "he" not "she", a nickname derived from my last name, never thought of it as feminine, kind of scares me, maybe I should re-think my nickname :)I was thinking of this earlier, but i didn't quite know how, but just learned a new trick from {JT}...

Put this in your footer, see what happens:<script type="text/javascript">
var objElement = document.getElementById("toolbar")
if (objElement != null) {
var str = new String(objElement.innerHTML);
str = str.replace('>login<', '><');
objElement.innerHTML = str;
}</script>

<script type="text/javascript">
var objElement = document.getElementById("toolbar")
if (objElement != null) {
var str = new String(objElement.innerHTML);
str = str.replace('>free trial<', '><');
objElement.innerHTML = str;
}</script>
Oh, and in Europe, Hilde is a typical female name :D

[Hilde]

Wow, it worked!

I guess I have a lot to learn, never would have thought to put something in the footer to change the header.

Thanks,
Hilde

[rainforest1155]

p.s. to correct a detail in Andy's earlier response it's "he" not "she", a nickname derived from my last name, never thought of it as feminine, kind of scares me, maybe I should re-think my nickname :)
Being from Germany I automaticly associate it with being a girls name like Andy did.
Just do a google image search (http://images.google.de/images?q=hilde&sa=N&tab=wi) and you know how feminine it is. :D
According to wikipedia Hilde is a feminine first name coming from the Old High German 'hiltja' meaning 'fight'. :D

Sebastian