Removing the cart link ...

{JT} · July 11, 2005

And some other random things:

http://blogs.smugmug.com/web-tricks/2005/07/11/a-preview-of-what-is-to-come/

rainforest1155 · July 11, 2005

Thanks for the info. Looks quite promising. I gotta have a deeper look into all that CSS stuff!

Discovered a layout problem in your blog with 1024x768, because of the long "function replaceFooter". I made two screenshots for you:

Maxthon (IE 6)
Mozilla 1.3

Seems tricky, because you can't break the lines. There's still enough space on the left side, don't know why it doesn't get used to prevent this kind of layout problem.

Sebastian

{JT} · July 11, 2005

Yeah, I am aware of the problem

But don't know of a way to fix it without the code breaking when someone copy and paste's from it. For some of my earlier examples I over-simplified the code into multiple lines (and looked like an idiot I am sure), but that worked. I will keep digging, maybe there is something out there.

rainforest1155 wrote:

Thanks for the info. Looks quite promising. I gotta have a deeper look into all that CSS stuff!

Discovered a layout problem in your blog with 1024x768, because of the long "function replaceFooter". I made two screenshots for you:

Maxthon (IE 6)
Mozilla 1.3

Seems tricky, because you can't break the lines. There's still enough space on the left side, don't know why it doesn't get used to prevent this kind of layout problem.

Sebastian

rainforest1155 · July 11, 2005

{JT} wrote:

Yeah, I am aware of the problem

But don't know of a way to fix it without the code breaking when someone copy and paste's from it. For some of my earlier examples I over-simplified the code into multiple lines (and looked like an idiot I am sure), but that worked. I will keep digging, maybe there is something out there.

That's what confuses me about CSS so much...there are so many possible parameters and mesurements - I don't know where to start. If I dig something up, I'll let you know.

Mac Write · July 11, 2005

Do what VB does. make the code box a fixed width, then do scroll bars
Example:

header = document.getElementById("header").innerHTML;
footer = document.getElementById("footer").innerHTML;
document.getElementById("footer").innerHTML = header+footer;

{JT} · July 12, 2005

D'oh, you'd have thought I would have done that. I added it to the stylesheet and all is good, thanks!

Mac Write wrote:
Do what VB does. make the code box a fixed width, then do scroll bars
Example:
header = document.getElementById("header").innerHTML;
footer = document.getElementById("footer").innerHTML;
document.getElementById("footer").innerHTML = header+footer;

rainforest1155 · July 12, 2005

{JT} wrote:

D'oh, you'd have thought I would have done that. I added it to the stylesheet and all is good, thanks!

I see no change yet. Is it already online?

{JT} · July 12, 2005

It was a CSS change, you might have to shift+refresh or empty your cache.

rainforest1155 wrote:

I see no change yet. Is it already online?

rainforest1155 · July 12, 2005

{JT} wrote:

It was a CSS change, you might have to shift+refresh or empty your cache.

Did work for Mozilla, but IE is still displaying it like in the screenshot (except for you changed the function in between, too). Looks like IE ignores your new code.

joffun · July 13, 2005

Removing Shopping Cart
It works for Firefox (although the vertical line after login is missing) as it now looks like this: powered by smugmug | login portions © 2005 smugmug, inc.
It doesn't work in IE6.

Is there a way to remove the RSS feeds as well? The logos aren't showing up in IE6 (but they are in Firefox) and it is pretty redundant in IE for the time being anyway.

Thanks

{JT} · July 13, 2005

I will look in to the IE6 and cart links ...

to get rid of the feeds use this is CSS:

#feeds {
display: none;
}

As for the buttons not showing up I am sure it is a cached CSS problem, wait an hour.

joffun wrote:

It works for Firefox (although the vertical line after login is missing) as it now looks like this: powered by smugmug | login portions © 2005 smugmug, inc.
It doesn't work in IE6.

Is there a way to remove the RSS feeds as well? The logos aren't showing up in IE6 (but they are in Firefox) and it is pretty redundant in IE for the time being anyway.

Thanks

Mike Lane · July 13, 2005

joffun wrote:

It works for Firefox (although the vertical line after login is missing) as it now looks like this: powered by smugmug | login portions © 2005 smugmug, inc.
It doesn't work in IE6.

Is there a way to remove the RSS feeds as well? The logos aren't showing up in IE6 (but they are in Firefox) and it is pretty redundant in IE for the time being anyway.

Thanks

They're working to update everything with css tags. You can now remove the rss/atom feeds by using the following css.

 #feeds {display:none}

Mike Lane · July 13, 2005

geeze jt how fast do you type?

Mike Lane · July 13, 2005

I have a question for the cart link. I would like to add it somewhere else will I only need to link to "/cart/"?

Thanks

{JT} · July 13, 2005

Yes, we don't do anything special to that link - the page will automatically go to HTTPS too.

As for removing the cart link, I have updated the instructions again and they work on IE (as well as some formatting fixes and comments on how to troubleshoot in the future).

JT

Mike Lane wrote:

I have a question for the cart link. I would like to add it somewhere else will I only need to link to "/cart/"?

Thanks

joffun · July 13, 2005

Mike Lane wrote:
They're working to update everything with css tags. You can now remove the mini footer by using the following css.
#cobrand_footer {display:none}
#feeds {display:none}

Mike, thanks for that - very helpful.

JT, Thanks for info - logos aren't showing yet but I will check again tomorrow morning.

Mac Write · July 14, 2005

The only downside to removing the Smugmug stuff is you can't login to edit your site from your site. What's the URL for logging in from Smugmugs site (other then "Your Photos")?

devbobo · July 14, 2005

Mac Write wrote:

The only downside to removing the Smugmug stuff is you can't login to edit your site from your site. What's the URL for logging in from Smugmugs site (other then "Your Photos")?

You can log in by going to www.smugmug.com and logging in...then u get "Your Photos"

David

onethumb · July 14, 2005

Mac Write wrote:

The only downside to removing the Smugmug stuff is you can't login to edit your site from your site. What's the URL for logging in from Smugmugs site (other then "Your Photos")?

The login link always remains in the footer, too.

Don

jamescalder · July 14, 2005

onethumb wrote:

The "login" link always remains in the footer, too.

Don

don - perhaps you're confusing header and footer? here's what my footer looks like whether i'm logged in or not:

since i suppress sm's standard header on my site, the only place a "login" link ever appears for me is in the header at www.smugmug.com

joffun · July 15, 2005

jamescalder wrote:

don - perhaps you're confusing header and footer? here's what my footer looks like whether i'm logged in or not:

since i suppress sm's standard header on my site, the only place a "login" link ever appears for me is in the header at www.smugmug.com

Using co-branding the log-in appears in the footer. However, using the code above to remove the footer does remove the log-in as well. Therefore the only way to log-in is via the smugmug homepage

{JT} · July 15, 2005

I just added a login link to the normal footer - so you no longer have to force the mini-footer to show up in order to have a login link.

joffun wrote:

Using co-branding the log-in appears in the footer. However, using the code above to remove the footer does remove the log-in as well. Therefore the only way to log-in is via the smugmug homepage

Removing the cart link ...

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