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DJKennedy
Dec-13-2006, 08:51 AM
in the Guestbook that I'm slowly working on (linkipoo (http://djkennedy.smugmug.com/gallery/2236465)), there is my:
header
navbar
two thin lines
text
another thin line
Guestbook comments/add commentsHow do I remove the two thin lines ONLY and ONLY on that gallery?

I've looked around til I got dizzy but iether missed this info altogether, or it wasn't around...ideas?

Is it possible to only remove the two, or would I have to remove them all? If it is easier to remove all from ONLY that gallery, so be it.

Thanks for your help/link

Derek

EDIT: I found some code, but it didn't seem to work at all.

Allen
Dec-13-2006, 11:21 AM
in the Guestbook that I'm slowly working on (linkipoo (http://djkennedy.smugmug.com/gallery/2236465)), there is my:
header
navbar
two thin lines
text
another thin line
Guestbook comments/add commentsHow do I remove the two thin lines ONLY and ONLY on that gallery?

I've looked around til I got dizzy but iether missed this info altogether, or it wasn't around...ideas?

Is it possible to only remove the two, or would I have to remove them all? If it is easier to remove all from ONLY that gallery, so be it.

Thanks for your help/link

Derek

EDIT: I found some code, but it didn't seem to work at all.
Derek, would you add the green below. WebDev yellow elements box wraps
without it. Would make it much easier for folks to look at your code. Thanks
to Ivar for this fix.

/* style the table so that it takes no ppart in the layout - required for IE to work */
.menu table {position:absolute; top:0; left:0;}

Try putting your text Please feel free to add a comment or two, good or bad. in the
gallery description instead of the journal entry. It's the lines of that journal
entry that's showing I think.

Then add this to your CSS.

.gallery_2236465 .journal_entry {display:none;}

Hope this helps,
Al

DJKennedy
Dec-13-2006, 11:48 AM
Derek, would you add the green below. WebDev yellow elements box wraps
without it. Would make it much easier for folks to look at your code. Thanks
to Ivar for this fix.

/* style the table so that it takes no ppart in the layout - required for IE to work */
.menu table {position:absolute; top:0; left:0;}

Try putting your text Please feel free to add a comment or two, good or bad. in the
gallery description instead of the journal entry. It's the lines of that journal
entry that's showing I think.

Then add this to your CSS.

.gallery_2236465 .journal_entry {display:none;}

Hope this helps,
Al

Heh, took me a few mins to figure out the .menu part but I got that in where I believe it should be. I added the text to the gallery description - but the (3) lines are now together :P

Allen
Dec-13-2006, 11:51 AM
Heh, took me a few mins to figure out the .menu part but I got that in where I believe it should be. I added the text to the gallery description - but the (3) lines are now together :P
This removes two of the lines.

.gallery_2236465 #albumNav_top {display:none;}

Al

Edit: I put a couple of comments in there, you can delete.

DJKennedy
Dec-13-2006, 11:56 AM
This removes two of the lines.

.gallery_2236465 #albumNav_top {display:none;}

Al

Edit: I put a couple of comments in there, you can delete.

That works. I don't mind leaving the bottom line to seperate things a bit.

Thanks Al

Also, I looked long and hard to borrow nice nav bar code (plus it works in FF, IE6/7)

DJKennedy
Dec-13-2006, 12:09 PM
That works. I don't mind leaving the bottom line to seperate things a bit.

Thanks Al

Also, I looked long and hard to borrow nice nav bar code (plus it works in FF, IE6/7)


The .Guestbook_2236465 #albumDescription { text-align:center; color:#99ccff; } doesn't appear to be taking...

Allen
Dec-13-2006, 12:11 PM
The .Guestbook_2236465 #albumDescription { text-align:center; color:#99ccff; } doesn't appear to be taking...

Ooop, Try
.gallery_2236465 #albumDescription { text-align:center; color:#99ccff; }

Sorry my bad,
Al

DJKennedy
Dec-13-2006, 12:19 PM
Ooop, Try
.gallery_2236465 #albumDescription { text-align:center; color:#99ccff; }

Sorry my bad,
Al

Yup - that works. Now I just have to find a font I like.

Thanks for all your help Allen!