I've got the keywords section available at the bottom of my site (http://miltonsports.smugmug.com/), but I see that the heading only says

Top 20

where I would expect it to say

Top 20 Keywords

or something similar. Is there a way to get it's wording changed so it's use is more obvious to my visitors?

thanks

Originally Posted by StevenV I've got the keywords section available at the bottom of my site (http://miltonsports.smugmug.com/), but I see that the heading only says Top 20 where I would expect it to say Top 20 Keywords or something similar. Is there a way to get it's wording changed so it's use is more obvious to my visitors? thanks

Hi Steven :)

Mine says:
top 25 photo keywords


I wonder if it has something to do with some of your customization. I'm not exactly sure what, but I know one of the CSS guys will be able to help you. Just thought you would want to know that it usually says more than "top 20." Help will arrive!

my guess is you've got some of your background image blocking that text....

True, it's certainly possible that I've boogered something up somewhere.

Originally Posted by StevenV True, it's certainly possible that I've boogered something up somewhere.

btdtbtts.

Originally Posted by andy btdtbtts.

Hmm?

Your culprit is in your CSS. Remove:

.title {
display:none;
}

And the "photo keywords" part will automagically come back. Then again so will anything with .title as a class.

Originally Posted by Mike Lane Your culprit is in your CSS. Remove: .title { display:none; } And the "photo keywords" part will automagically come back. Then again so will anything with .title as a class.

Mike, that was my first guess except that I'm curious (I've got to go back and re-study the fish apparently, I thought I knew how this worked)... why "title" isn't catching "title notopmargin" but it is catching "title nolink"

<'s replaced w/[

[h3 id="keywordsTitle" class="title notopmargin"]top 20
[a href="http://MiltonSports.smugmug.com/keyword/" class="title nolink"]photo keywords[/a]

Originally Posted by StevenV Mike, that was my first guess except that I'm curious (I've got to go back and re-study the fish apparently, I thought I knew how this worked)... why "title" isn't catching "title notopmargin" but it is catching "title nolink" <'s replaced w/[ [h3 id="keywordsTitle" class="title notopmargin"]top 20 [a href="http://MiltonSports.smugmug.com/keyword/" class="title nolink"]photo keywords[/a]

"notopmargin" and "nolink" are classes that are independent of title. There is clearly something that is more specific in the CSS (which may or may not have anything to do with notopmargin or nolink) that is preventing a specific element from being accessed by title alone. Specificity is important especially with the new cobranding.

Originally Posted by Mike Lane Specificity is important especially with the new cobranding.

You got that right

I ended up letting title display and using the userName ID (along with userHome class) to get rid of the part I was really trying to remove.

thanks for the nudge in the right direction.

(another table-less css purist, am I)