If you want to hide the breadcrumb everywhere at all times, use this CSS:

#breadCrumbTrail {display: none;}

If you want it to be visible to you, the site owner when logged in, but not to any visitors, use this CSS:

.notLoggedIn #breadCrumbTrail {display: none;}

Also on that same line on the gallery page, the Share button can be turned off for your viewers by turning off Easy Sharing in gallery settings for any particular gallery (though it will still show for you when you are logged in). The Cart and Buy buttons can be turned off by turning off print ordering in gallery settings for any particular gallery.

One should never hide the #breadcrumb object itself because that also contains the Tools button which is the only way you can do maintenance on your galleries (when logged in).

Andy - how do you remove the breadcrumb from only ONE page/gallery (slideshow)?

thanks,
teresa

Originally Posted by Andy Add this to your CSS: #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;} #altViews {visibility: visible;} .loggedIn #breadcrumb {visibility: visible;} This hides it from visitors, allows you to see it while logged in (convenient).

Originally Posted by pigeon Andy - how do you remove the breadcrumb from only ONE page/gallery (slideshow)? thanks, teresa

.gallery_XXXXXX #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}
.gallery_XXXXXX#altViews {visibility: visible;}

Are "breadcrumbs" the slider on the right side of the photo?

Originally Posted by Andy Add this to your CSS: #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;} #altViews {visibility: visible;} .loggedIn #breadcrumb {visibility: visible;} This hides it from visitors, allows you to see it while logged in (convenient).

Originally Posted by rolandallen Are "breadcrumbs" the slider on the right side of the photo?

No, breadcrumb is

Andy>Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception

Does this help?

Thanks, Andy!
This is helpful. Is there a way to disable the new slider? I should have asked that in the first post.

Originally Posted by Andy No, breadcrumb is Andy>Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception Does this help?

Originally Posted by rolandallen Thanks, Andy! This is helpful. Is there a way to disable the new slider? I should have asked that in the first post.

Hi again It's my pleasure to help. So, that's called the "photoBar" and yes, it can be disabled. The info for that is here in this sticky thread:
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=52107

Let us know if you need/want any help at all with that.

Originally Posted by Andy .gallery_XXXXXX #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;} .gallery_XXXXXX#altViews {visibility: visible;}

Hi Andy, hope all is well with you.

I need to be slightly less granular than removing the breadbrumb for just one gallery. A question, if you please. I searched but could not this info elsewhere.

For a particular Subcategory, can I display the breadcrumb from that Subcat forward, but NOT display anything upstream that would lead to my home page? And where would I insert the code that accomplishes this?

Example:
Instead of
Andy>Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception
I want to display only
Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception
so customers cannot navigate back to my home page.

The URL for the "Weddings" Subcat is what I would give to customers, allowing them see all of the weddings listed, though individual galleries might be password protected.

My actual scenario is that I do team sports event photos for sale, and I want any customer to see any and all for-sale events regardless of team or type of sport. But I don't want them to see any sports photos I shoot for my own enjoyment or any other Subcat, Cat, or my Home page. Hope I'm describing this well enough.

If this is not possible, as a less attractive alternative, how do I supress the breadcrumb for an entire Subcategory?

One thing that's limiting here is (as far as I can tell) that Smugmug allows only one Subcat in the hierarchy. It would be nice to allow sub-subcats, sub-sub-subcats, and additional levels, etc. so that the hierarchy is much more flexible. But that's a discussion for another time.

Andy, as always, thank you for sharing your expertise. I think now I'll enjoy a cup of tea in your Grand Central Terminal coffee (er, tea) mug!

Originally Posted by DotCom Editor Hi Andy, hope all is well with you. I need to be slightly less granular than removing the breadbrumb for just one gallery. A question, if you please. I searched but could not this info elsewhere. For a particular Subcategory, can I display the breadcrumb from that Subcat forward, but NOT display anything upstream that would lead to my home page? And where would I insert the code that accomplishes this? Example: Instead of Andy>Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception I want to display only Weddings>Smith-Jones>Reception so customers cannot navigate back to my home page. The URL for the "Weddings" Subcat is what I would give to customers, allowing them see all of the weddings listed, though individual galleries might be password protected. My actual scenario is that I do team sports event photos for sale, and I want any customer to see any and all for-sale events regardless of team or type of sport. But I don't want them to see any sports photos I shoot for my own enjoyment or any other Subcat, Cat, or my Home page. Hope I'm describing this well enough. If this is not possible, as a less attractive alternative, how do I supress the breadcrumb for an entire Subcategory? One thing that's limiting here is (as far as I can tell) that Smugmug allows only one Subcat in the hierarchy. It would be nice to allow sub-subcats, sub-sub-subcats, and additional levels, etc. so that the hierarchy is much more flexible. But that's a discussion for another time. Andy, as always, thank you for sharing your expertise. I think now I'll enjoy a cup of tea in your Grand Central Terminal coffee (er, tea) mug!

I'd recommend a sharegroup
http://www.smugmug.com/help/share-groups

Originally Posted by Andy I'd recommend a sharegroup http://www.smugmug.com/help/share-groups

Sharegroup. Excellent!

Almost there. Alas, the sharegroup displays the breadcrumb. How do I suppress it from displaying?

I don't see a way to "customize" the share group, such as suppress the description and update time stamp for each gallery.

Sorry for being a pest! Thanks again.

Hi Andy and other dGrinners...

A follow-up question, if you please.

I followed your advice and created a Sharegroup.

Here's the rub: I've hidden the breadcrumb of the two galleries in the sharegroup. But the sharegroup itself is displaying its own breadcrumb. Any advice on how to hide that? Thanks again.

Originally Posted by DotCom Editor Here's the rub: I've hidden the breadcrumb of the two galleries in the sharegroup. But the sharegroup itself is displaying its own breadcrumb. Any advice on how to hide that? Thanks again.

Try adding this to your css section:
.shareHomepage #breadcrumb {display: none;}

Originally Posted by richW Try adding this to your css section: .shareHomepage #breadcrumb {display: none;}

How about removing breadcrumb on a category.

I tried

.categories #breadcrumb {display: none}

but it didn't work.

Originally Posted by JEphotography How about removing breadcrumb on a category. I tried .categories #breadcrumb {display: none} but it didn't work.

Never mind, I figured it out.

Originally Posted by JEphotography Never mind, I figured it out.

.category_CategoryName #breadcrumb {display: none;}

Ok...I dropped the hide breadcrumb code in but now it wacks out my style sheet....any ideas? That thick dark green area should not be there...

http://vegasphotographics.smugmug.co...81584#96966271

Originally Posted by Andy Add this to your CSS: #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;} #altViews {visibility: visible;} .loggedIn #breadcrumb {visibility: visible;} This hides it from visitors, allows you to see it while logged in (convenient).

What is "altViews"? Thanks.

Originally Posted by akphotog Ok...I dropped the hide breadcrumb code in but now it wacks out my style sheet....any ideas? That thick dark green area should not be there... http://vegasphotographics.smugmug.co...81584#96966271

Hi, I don't know how to help you but I do know that when I was using 'Sand' template the same applied and although there were various suggestions about how to overcome it, none were satisfactory and no-one really grasped the nettle from Smugmug. I can't find the actual thread, Allen tried very hard to sort this for me but in the end I changed to a different theme.
Caroline

Originally Posted by Protographer What is "altViews"? Thanks.

This is straight from the page html. Should give you an idea
what's contained in the altViews div.

gallerypage logged out

<div id="altViews" class="nav">
    <div id="playSlideShowWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
         <a onclick="window.open('/photos/sspopup.mg?AlbumID=133452', 'ssFull123456',
         'scrollbars=0,status=0,resizable=1,width='+screen.width+',height='+screen.height+',
          top=0,left=0'); return false;" href="javascript:void(0);"></a>
    </div>
    <div id="shareLinkWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
         <a id="shareLink" href="/gallery/share.mg?AlbumID=133452&Page=1&ImageID=90110181"
            style="display: inline;"></a>
    </div>
</div>

gallerypage logged in

<div id="altViews" class="nav">
      <*script type="text/javascript"*>
         pageType = "Album";
         pageID = 123456;
     <*/script*>
     <div id="themesButtonWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
        <a href="javascript:toggleThemeChoices();"></a>
     </div>
     <div id="themeChoicesContainer">
        <div id="themeChoices">
        </div>
     </div>
      <*script type="text/javascript"*>
        previewThemeID = "";
        lastToggled = "";
        currentThemeID = 3223;
     <*/script*>
     <div id="playSlideShowWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
     </div>
     <div id="shareLinkWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
        <a id="shareLink" href="/gallery/share.mg?AlbumID=123456&Page=1&ImageID=90110181"
         style="display: inline;"></a>
     </div>
      <*script type="text/javascript"*>
      YE.onDOMReady(SM.menus.addPhotoMenuInit,{AlbumID: 133452 });
     <*/script*>
     <div id="addPhotosWrapper" class="buttonWrapper">
        <a href="http://upload.smugmug.com/photos/add.mg?AlbumID=123456"></a>
     </div>
</div>

homepage logged in or out

<div id="altViews">
     <a target="_blank" href="http://maps.smugmug.com/?feedType=geoUser&Data=nickname">
     <img class="map_this" width="23" vspace="0" hspace="0" height="18" border="0"
       title="map this!" alt="map this!" src="/img/spacer.gif"/></a>
</div>

Originally Posted by Allen This is straight from the page html. Should give you an idea what's contained in the altViews div. ...

Thanks, but, in 25 words or less , what does altViews do and/or what is it for? Thanks.