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incidentally you probably will get more offers of "how to", but I do not know of any rules that prohibit asking for fee-paid programming either It is perfectly possible to fix it yourself but it does take a long time.

I shoot a lot of sports so went browsing in your site. One thing I would suggest is stop menu picks from opening new windows/tabs. There are times when that is a great solution, but I found it distracting to end up with 4-5 tabs very quickly.

I also found the "prior" and "this" season a mildly annoying aspect of moving down the menus. As an example, if I pick a school and basketball, I next get a full screen with only two choices: Boys and Girls. Then if I pick them once again a full screen with two choices: Prior and Current. It just seems too deep. At minimum just put the current/prior and boys/girls on one page. But I'm a bit surprised there is no indication of games - dates, who they were playing, something. Maybe parents just come looking for their kid. Also, at least in one I looked at, the shots appear to be in chronological order. That SOUNDS Like it makes sense, unless you are coming to look for what just happened, then you have to go to the end and work backwards.

Have you considered, instead of the boys/girls/current/prior just under (say) Nelson County High School Basketball, you put a gallery for each game, most recent first. Then someone looking for what's new can quickly see what games are there, and dating them on the gallery you can keep it as long as you like (is "prior" all you may ever want?). Boys vs Girls can be very obvious from the feature photo that heads the gallery, you do not even need to say it.

Just some food for thoughts.

But for what it's worth, for someone asking for help in formatting, I expected a mess -- what I see is a pretty good solid site. Anything can be improved, but this is not bad. Maybe some tweaks you do yourself are all you need.

Linwood

@Ely said:
I thought there would be an easier way to just add a CSS tab or something?

You can drag a CSS content element to your pricing page, or you can add the CSS to your theme.

If you decide to add it to your theme, customize, entire site, click theme button, edit active theme, click to advanced tab then scroll down to edit the CSS.

To add CSS directly to your pricing page, drag a CSS content block to that page, then add the CSS to that block.

Help page showing a list of content blocks can be seen at http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/articles/1210628-customization-content.

I would add keywords to all the photos. Like Transporter Bridge; Beechwood Park; The Wetlands; etc.
Then you could separate each subject into their own gallery. i.e. /keyword/Transporter%20Bridge

You could even create a smart gallery for each based on their keyword which has the advantage of sorting however you want.

@manwerk said:

I just took a quick look at your site - it looks good.

The one item that jumped out at me is that you have a browse entry in your menu that isn't really needed given that all of the items shown on your browse page are already in your menu. I would remove the browse entry if it were mine.

Also - are you aware that there is a contact page available for your site? Details are available on the help page http://help.smugmug.com/customer/portal/articles/1248294.