I did something wrong so that in my Nature and Wildlife gallery, Nature and Wildlife appears twice in the customer view. I am not CSS savy and have cut and pasted from this forum to get where I am. The last thing I did that might have affected this is in the Bottom JavaScript which starts with: // This is a script to combine the categories with the gallery listing to have just one continuous listing of thumbs.

Feel free to add any other suggestions.

Thanks,
Tom
http://saluki.smugmug.com/

Try #17 here

Originally Posted by tom30 I did something wrong so that in my Nature and Wildlife gallery, Nature and Wildlife appears twice in the customer view. I am not CSS savy and have cut and pasted from this forum to get where I am. The last thing I did that might have affected this is in the Bottom JavaScript which starts with: // This is a script to combine the categories with the gallery listing to have just one continuous listing of thumbs. Feel free to add any other suggestions. Thanks, Tom http://saluki.smugmug.com/

Hello Tom, I am not a CSS expert. However, I suspect you have duplicate coding. I hope this helps.

James

Thanks for the replies. I will see what I can do.

I am not finding my problem. Here is what the Nature and Wildlife gallery looks like with the visitor view:

Galleries > Nature & Wildlife

Nature & Wildlife

Nature & Wildlife

There are 2 Nature and Wildlife headings below the gallery listing when there should only be one. My other galleries do not show up in this manner.

This is what it looks like from my view:

Galleries > Nature & Wildlife

Nature & Wildlife
Sort sub-categories: arrange

Nature & Wildlife
Sort galleries: arrange

This is also my view in my Sports gallery(with the sort options below the headings), but when I change to visitor's view, there is only one Sports heading under the gallery listing.


Thanks,
Tom

It's because of the sub-categories displaying with the galleries hack. So it is showing the title for the sub-category, but since the sub-category thumbnail has moved it looks a bit lost.

I would actually suggest removing both of them for a bit of a cleaner look with this code in your CSS:

.boxTop { display: none; }

But if you just wanted to hide the duplicate one you can use:

#subcategoriesBox .boxTop { display: none; }

Thanks Eric. The cleaner look suggestion does the trick and has a much better look.