There was not a lot changed this phase, except one major one:
#keywords is now #photoKeywords

The reason? Well, there is already a tag on the page that reserves the name keywords - the meta tag :) So problems came up on certain browsers. All is well now though.

Originally Posted by {JT} There was not a lot changed this phase, except one major one: #keywords is now #photoKeywords The reason? Well, there is already a tag on the page that reserves the name keywords - the meta tag :) So problems came up on certain browsers. All is well now though.

So, to remove keywords from showing up underneath your photos, put this in your CSS section of your customization (control panel>customize)

#photoKeywords { display: none; }

Originally Posted by Andy So, to remove keywords from showing up underneath your photos, put this in your CSS section of your customization (control panel>customize) #photoKeywords { display: none; }

Didn't work for me. I had to put:

.photoDetail {display: none;}
#photoKeywords {display: none;}

Did I do something wrong? Not a CSS expert.

Originally Posted by DKwan Didn't work for me. I had to put: .photoDetail {display: none;} #photoKeywords {display: none;} Did I do something wrong? Not a CSS expert.

You might have to override theme specificity:

#photoKeywords {display: none !important;}

Try that.

Originally Posted by Andy You might have to override theme specificity: #photoKeywords {display: none !important;} Try that.

Hi Andy,
Neither of your codes worked for me, but DKwan's works like a charm. Thanks.

lucy

Originally Posted by mogue Hi Andy, Neither of your codes worked for me, but DKwan's works like a charm. Thanks. lucy

Andy's solution worked fine for mine.

I tried all of the above, but didn't work. Please help!

site: www.localcolor7.com

Originally Posted by Vana I tried all of the above, but didn't work. Please help! site: www.localcolor7.com

specifically and exactly, what are you trying to do and where?

http://www.localcolor7.com/gallery/9...09924431_27Jtb

also, why aren't you using stretchy?

Hi, I've tried all of the above and i can't seem to make the keywords disappear from below the main image. Will search engines still pick this indo up even if it is not visible on the page.

thanks in advance

http://www.martinfroggett.com/galler...45083179_6rNpf

Originally Posted by martinfroggett Hi, I've tried all of the above and i can't seem to make the keywords disappear from below the main image. Will search engines still pick this indo up even if it is not visible on the page. thanks in advance http://www.martinfroggett.com/galler...45083179_6rNpf

You have an error in your CSS. Change the comment here to have proper end comment characters.

/*==nokeywordvis===*/

.photoDetail {display: none;}
#photoKeywords { display: none !inportant;
}


Also, as I think I've told you before, once you fix the above problem, if you leave this CSS in, you will have no tools menu in any gallery. This CSS is evil and should be removed. If you are trying to hide something, then there are better ways to hide it that won't remove your Tools menu.

/*===breadrumb===*/
#breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}
#altViews {visibility: visible;}
.loggedIn #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}

It is up to the search engine whether or not they will index something that you have hidden from view. It is in the page, so it's up to the search engine whether they realize that it's hidden and then whether they decide to index text that is not shown.

I've corrected my CSS and got rid of the breadcrumbs CSS until I have time to research a better way to remove them. The keywords are still there though.

The other thing I would really like on my new site (and I'm not sure which thresd to post this in) is a gallery preview thumb like in itunes grid view where for example if an artist has 15 albums with art you can move your mouse from the left to the right of the image and it scrolls through all the images and by clicking on it takes you to that album. Aperture also has the same feature for previewing albums when you are in the library view.

Thaks again for your support. I've only been using SM for a week and the support is fantastic

Originally Posted by martinfroggett I've corrected my CSS and got rid of the breadcrumbs CSS until I have time to research a better way to remove them. The keywords are still there though. The other thing I would really like on my new site (and I'm not sure which thresd to post this in) is a gallery preview thumb like in itunes grid view where for example if an artist has 15 albums with art you can move your mouse from the left to the right of the image and it scrolls through all the images and by clicking on it takes you to that album. Aperture also has the same feature for previewing albums when you are in the library view. Thaks again for your support. I've only been using SM for a week and the support is fantastic

You've misspelled "important" and there's no need for the separate rule for photoDetail.

Change this:

.photoDetail {display: none;}
#photoKeywords { display: none !inportant;
}

to this:

#photoKeywords {display: none !important;}

Breadcrumbs can be hidden without affecting the tools button with this:

#breadCrumbTrail {display:none;}

or if you want them to show only when you are logged in, you can use:

.notLoggedIn #breadCrumbTrail {display:none;}

You should also read this note about the pitfalls of hiding the entire breadcrumb.

Is it possible to hide the keywords from public view, but still show them to me when I'm logged in?

NEVERMIND!!! I FOUND IT

.notLoggedIn #photoKeywords {display: none;}