Removing 'powered by smugmug' etc. from footer

[leanne-b]

Hi there,

I really want a clean, minimalistic look to my home page, and I am hoping someone can tell me how to remove 'powered by SmugMug (http://www.smugmug.com/) | login (https://www.smugmug.com/login.mg?goTo=http%3A%2F%2Fphotos.mikelanestudios.com%2F) | shopping cart (http://www.smugmug.com/cart/) | portions © 2007 SmugMug, Inc.' from my footer.

Cheers,

Leanne

[RogersDA]

Hi there,

I really want a clean, minimalistic look to my home page, and I am hoping someone can tell me how to remove 'powered by SmugMug (http://www.smugmug.com/) | login (https://www.smugmug.com/login.mg?goTo=http%3A%2F%2Fphotos.mikelanestudios.com%2F) | shopping cart (http://www.smugmug.com/cart/) | portions © 2007 SmugMug, Inc.' from my footer.

Cheers,

Leanne
Add the following to your CSS

#userName, #userHome, #feeds {display:none;}
.loginLink {display: none;}
.cartlink_footer {display: none;}
You can't remove the powered by smugmug and smugmug copyright. And remember, you will have to use smugmug's homepage to login unless you incorporate the login link somewhere else on your page.

[leanne-b]

Thanks a lot David, that worked :D

[Andy]

Add the following to your CSS

#userName, #userHome, #feeds {display:none;}
.loginLink {display: none;}
.cartlink_footer {display: none;}
You can't remove the powered by smugmug and smugmug copyright. And remember, you will have to use smugmug's homepage to login unless you incorporate the login link somewhere else on your page.Why hide the feeds? Feeds are a great way to be found :thumb

[leanne-b]

Ohhhhhhhhh ... is now the time to tell you that I'm a big dummy???!!! Andy, how do I put it back? :dunno

[Andy]

Ohhhhhhhhh ... is now the time to tell you that I'm a big dummy???!!! Andy, how do I put it back? :dunno
Just remove the part about the #feeds

[leanne-b]

I just read what I wrote too - silly me. FANKS!

[corbosman]

Why hide the feeds? Feeds are a great way to be found :thumb
Ive wondered about this. I can understand why a site wide rss feed would help in being found, but do gallery specific rss feeds really do that? Do that many people actually subscribe to gallery specific rss feeds that are not their own, and if so, arent the people subscribing to that already specifically looking at that gallery anyways?

Cor

[Daphotos]

Good point.
No idea actually. The chances of it not helping significantly are quite high... unless you're someone who religiously checks to see what's new.

But it is a nice thought!

----
Kimberly
http://daphotos.smugmug.com

Ive wondered about this. I can understand why a site wide rss feed would help in being found, but do gallery specific rss feeds really do that? Do that many people actually subscribe to gallery specific rss feeds that are not their own, and if so, arent the people subscribing to that already specifically looking at that gallery anyways?

Cor

[dogwood]

Ive wondered about this. I can understand why a site wide rss feed would help in being found, but do gallery specific rss feeds really do that? Do that many people actually subscribe to gallery specific rss feeds that are not their own, and if so, arent the people subscribing to that already specifically looking at that gallery anyways?

Cor

I don't pretend to understand feeds (I don't) but I am noticing some feed-type listings on google since I recently enabled feeds on my site (I had it disabled). So without actually answering your question, guess I'm saying at least for me, any listing on the search engines is a good listing-- even if it's a page of garbled code from what I assume is the feed. Come to think of it, the garbled code isn't much different than this post! :D

[leanne-b]

After reading all of these, I am going to put the feeds back in. :rolleyes I have to admit to not knowing what they were ... ignorance can be bliss.