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Re: Customizing the New Lightbox
Just sharing... To achieve a classic Lightbox image view with no text info or tools/buttons (just navigation), this seems to work for me:
/* NEW LIGHTBOX 2019: HIDE ALL ACTION BUTTONS AT LEFT */
.sm-user-ui .sm-lightbox-v2-navbar-primary .sm-button {
display: none;
}
/* NEW LIGHTBOX 2019: TURN OFF ALL BOTTOM BUTTONS */
.sm-user-ui .sm-lightbox-v2-photo-buttons {
display:none;
}
BigRed
Re: Düsseldorf in the morning
@denisegoldberg said:
I like this one!
thanks dannis. I like this comment 
Re: Upcoming Lightbox improvements (2019 edition)
Just a comment on the law of unintended consequences....
I bet I have 200 galleries if not more where I have written instructions like "Click on an image to full screen, then on the bottom right there will be a down arrow to download a full resolution copy of the image".
Sigh....I can live with that. I probably should have known better now in the day of responsive web pages to presume a location.
I still am extremely annoyed that just because Leftquark writes book-length captions ( ) the rest of us can't see them in lightbox now. That's what options are for!
Ferguson
Re: 40% price increase?
I too was surprised and disappointed at the major change in price. Have been here 11 years... downgrading my account today, and am looking at other options for hosting. 
I hate to leave; have always been a big fan. Until recently.
Re: Chrome extension broken (again)?
@thenickdude said:
Whoops, the newest version of Chrome broke things for us. I've fixed that now in version 0.4.7, but it sounds like things may get even worse in subsequent versions of Chrome...Your browser will eventually update to 0.4.7 automatically, but you can speed things along by going to Tools -> Extensions, ticking the Developer Mode box and then clicking the "Update" button that appears at the top. The version number should tick over to 0.4.7 after half a minute or so.
Thanks for fixing this Nick. I was absolutely lost without it!
The Subway, Zion National Park, Utah (Part Deux)
Hi all,
I was lucky enough to visit 'The Subway' in Zion 3 times in March and April of this year. The water levels were high due to the enormous amount of snowfall this winter. The hike was really strenuous and my friends thought I was mad to do it so many times - but there is something about that hike that keeps drawing me back. Maybe it's the solitude and the feeling of being alone with no one around. On my third visit (in April), all the permits were utilized for that day (meaning 80 people were going to hike that day), but I only saw them on the way back (since I always start my hikes before sunrise). I can't wait to head back there in the fall again - in the interim, here are some photos from my last visit. All shots with the Nikon D850 and the Nikon 14-24 (utilizing the WonderPana CPL kit - I find it excellent for the price of under $200, which includes the filter kit and a CPL filter).
Thanks for looking.
Cheers,
shniks
Re: New bulk title/caption/keyword editor extension now available
@leftquark said:
Do you have a quick summary on what caused the need for a fix? (curious if it was an API change)
It looks like the SmugMug "token" (CSRF token) API now requires the APIKey to be passed to it, which I was not supplying before.
There was a problem introduced with the current version of Chrome (https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=966223) that broke the Origin header that my extension sends, which also caused SmugMug's CSRF protection to be triggered. Luckily there is still a workaround available for that.
Re: Chrome extension broken (again)?
Whoops, the newest version of Chrome broke things for us. I've fixed that now in version 0.4.7, but it sounds like things may get even worse in subsequent versions of Chrome...
Your browser will eventually update to 0.4.7 automatically, but you can speed things along by going to Tools -> Extensions, ticking the Developer Mode box and then clicking the "Update" button that appears at the top. The version number should tick over to 0.4.7 after half a minute or so.
Cascade Falls
I'm very proud that this photo was chosen for the "Daily Dozen" on National Geographic's "YourShot" on July 22nd and came in second in voting for "Photo of the Day."
This is Cascade Falls at Watkins Glen, New York.
