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Few from Spring tour up North of Pakistan

Finally after failed attempt two years ago which i shared here, we were able to make it this time uptill Sost village close to Chinese border. Hereis first batch of photos in random order.
1: The killer Mountain, Nanga Perbat after sunset - this was actually last shot of tour

2: Siblings

3: End of the day in Nagar Valley

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5: Closeup of Hooper Glacier

6: Golden Peak or Spantik Peak

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8: Hunter

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10: Rakaposhi mountain and old styled house locals told me ancient silk route used to pass from here

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12: Shadows and highlights

13: High Altitude Smile- Met her in Sost village, last population before Khunjrab China border

14: Spring Abstract

More from trip and some cell phone shots to come in next threat. Meanwhile check out gallery containing autumn season images from Hunza

Awais Yaqub

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Re: A Few Landscapes From My Travels #3 - Germany, Point Lobos and Cannery Row Monterey

A very nice diversified set of images.I like the color combo of the fields, trees and sky in the first image Not many people realize that there are some great examples of Roman ruins in Germany, particularly in the area of Trier.

Phil

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Re: A Few Landscapes From My Travels #3 - Germany, Point Lobos and Cannery Row Monterey

very nice !!

Sil

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Re: A Few Landscapes From My Travels #3 - Germany, Point Lobos and Cannery Row Monterey

Nice work, John. My first inclination on that Monterey shot is that the bright light on the left should have been zapped...it's quite distracting. But then you would also have to zap the light's reflection on the water. The better answer is to crop the image from the left until the intrusive light and reflection are no longer there. Such an action would in no way diminish the photo's appeal.

Tom

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Re: How to post pics

I just tried starting a new discussion but saved it as a draft without a category or title. It appeared in my drafts list as the first sentence I saved, and I could reopen it to continue editing.

Unfortunately, the desktop version of Vanilla does not offer direct navigation to drafts. However, if you enter the url dgrin.com/drafts/ you get the complete list. If this is something you need regularly, consider making a bookmark for the url in your browser.

Richard

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Re: Gallery navigation

Using Firefox I right click an element on the page and pick "Inspect Element". (Other browsers have this also)
This brings up box with html of page and the clicked element highlighted. In this case I clicked on Home of top menu.

Example below I right-clicked on top menu Home button. The li line with the home link was highlighted. Notice the class name sm-page-widget-20281047 in the top line. It's usually up about 5-8 lines from the highlighted line. This is one of the class names that applies to this unique widget. With that number it is unique to your site. All widgets have a different unique number. Two menus will have different numbers.

<div id="sm-page-widget-PHR5ZKND" class="sm-page-widget sm-page-widget-nav sm-page-widget-20281047" data-typeid="20281047">
       <div class="sm-page-widget-content">
       <div class="sm-page-widget-header"></div>
      <div id="sm-page-widget-Zgfp88Kw" class="sm-page-widget-body">
      <div class="sm-page-widget-nav-popover sm-page-widget-nav-horizontal sm-page-widget-nav-color-default 
                            sm-page-widget-nav-color-default sm-page-widget-nav-m sm-page-widget-nav-center 
                           sm-page-widget-nav-toplinks-regular sm-page-widget-nav-sublinks-regular 
                           sm-page-widget-nav-sublinks-separator">
             <ul class="horizontal">
                               <li class="sm-page-widget-nav-toplink"><a href="https://www.photosbyat.com">Home</a></li>

...
...

Now at the top of the html (scroll to top) look for <body class="sm-page-...." .... > There are a lot of class names assigned to this page.

This unique page is named sm-page-node-Qm7v4 and is my top Birds folder. The sm-page-parentnode-zsB4B (Site homepage) and any others if seen are parent folders to this page, gallery or folder.

In your case you will be looking to flow down from an upper folder like Family.
Go the Family top folder and get its unique class name. See <body> tag.

The .sm-page-node-Qm7v4 is the top folder to flow down from. In this case my top Birds folder.
Using .sm-page-parentnode-Qm7v4 says to flow down to all below this top folder. The parentnode only allies to pages below this top folder so another line, .sm-page-node-Qm7v4, takes care of the top folder.

This CSS below applies to two menus. show one and hide other.
1st menu
.sm-page-node-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-12536016,
.sm-page-parentnode-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-12536016 {display:block}
2nd menu
.sm-page-node-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-xxxxxxxxx,
.sm-page-parentnode-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-xxxxxxxxx {display:none}

I would create one CSS rule to hide all unique menus everywhere and add CSS to show on individual areas.

Show everywhere. Your basic menu to show everywhere.
.sm-page-widget-xxxxxxxxx,
.sm-page-widget-xxxxxxxxx {display:block}

Then below that show specific area menus.
/* hide basic menu */
.sm-page-node-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-11111111,
.sm-page-parentnode-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-11111111 {display:none}
/* show new specific menu */
.sm-page-node-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-22222222,
.sm-page-parentnode-Qm7v4 .sm-page-widget-22222222 {display:block}

Allen

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Re: Sharing a Gallery to Facebook

Do not use "share". Go to the photo you want showing, copy URL and paste into Facebook message. The photo for the post is the one you choose. Once the photo and gallery links generate below I delete my pasted in link and type some text.

Allen

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Re: Smugmug 3.0 ???

I'm really curious about this myself. Long time Smugmug Pro user but i'm also feeling like things are getting a bit .. stale?

Chrissiebeez_NL

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Terra Ronca caverns, Brazil

The Terra Ronca State Park hosts a vast number of caverns, only five of them are open for visitors. We visited the Angelica and Sao Bernardo caverns, the last one implied waist deep water "hiking" carrying our equipment overhead. Awesome trip.

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Juano

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Re: Perpetual Shapes, Color, Texture & Patterns Game

A little snowman on the railing of Westminster bridge

Next: bridge shape

pegelli

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