Best Of
Re: Trapped
@Juano said:
Gorgeous shot Tom! I love the multiple textures, the light blue on the bricks and the light inside the house. The tree... So many things to.discover. Very nice.
Thanks, Cristóbal. The myriad textures, array of colors, and the dynamics of the light are what attracted me to the scene. I've shot that old school many times but this was the first time when all the elements, particularly the light, were just right.
Re: Need SM Support Help Undoing CSS Customization
@Jtring said:
I may be too late to the party to help anything, but if the SmugMug Heros haven't baled you out yet, you might be able to fix things yourself ... if you are familiar with the browser web developer tools. In Firefox, they are a selection in the hamburger menu. In Chrome, they in the three-dot menu but inside the "more tools" pop-out. In any case if you open up the Customizer on one of the galleries and then launch the developer tools, you can inspect and change the CSS on the local copy in front of you. In particular, you might be able to find and undo whatever CSS rule is making the content selections unclickable. I'd suspect something like a CSS rule that hides, among other things, the wrench icon that normally shows on the right side of each content item. Once that's undone on the local copy, you can do the permanent edit: bring up the piece of errant CSS as you normally would in the Customizer and change or remove it. Save. Now if you've not used the developer tools, I suspect what I've just written makes no sense at all, in which case the Heros can be your way out.I had to do something like what I described above once. It was a while back, so I don't remember the details, but somehow I managed hide every last link to log in as the site owner when logged-out. I hadn't realized I had done so ... until I logged out.
Done that a few times myself...lol!
Re: Need SM Support Help Undoing CSS Customization
I could find nowhere that I removed the 'i' icon. So I assumed my CSS replaced it.
Ah, I see you got the Mandarin Duck at St. Ferdinand Park also.
Allen
Re: Need SM Support Help Undoing CSS Customization
I may be too late to the party to help anything, but if the SmugMug Heros haven't baled you out yet, you might be able to fix things yourself ... if you are familiar with the browser web developer tools. In Firefox, they are a selection in the hamburger menu. In Chrome, they in the three-dot menu but inside the "more tools" pop-out. In any case if you open up the Customizer on one of the galleries and then launch the developer tools, you can inspect and change the CSS on the local copy in front of you. In particular, you might be able to find and undo whatever CSS rule is making the content selections unclickable. I'd suspect something like a CSS rule that hides, among other things, the wrench icon that normally shows on the right side of each content item. Once that's undone on the local copy, you can do the permanent edit: bring up the piece of errant CSS as you normally would in the Customizer and change or remove it. Save. Now if you've not used the developer tools, I suspect what I've just written makes no sense at all, in which case the Heros can be your way out.
I had to do something like what I described above once. It was a while back, so I don't remember the details, but somehow I managed hide every last link to log in as the site owner when logged-out. I hadn't realized I had done so ... until I logged out.
Jtring
RESULTS Mini-Challenge #318 Gone Fishing
Thanks everyone for participating in this challenge.
@JAG - of your three images, I am most drawn to #1. The breakwater is a strong diagonal in the scene, and the fishers in the image create a nice story.
@cavalier - I really like #3. The band of green from trees and their reflection draws the eye from the boats in the foreground, and lets the eye discover the fishers on the lake.
@GrandmaR - #1 is a really neat image, aside from the Santa Clause similarity. The fisher is posed to the left, and his gaze and the rod create a line of sight from left to right.
@shawnc - #1 is a classic. The bent rod creates tension, and the line of sight from the direction the two fishers are looking causes me to look to the right, pick up the raindrops on the water, the colour on the shore, and the misty clouds.
@pegelli - #3 is a really nicely composed minimalist image, with the fisher on the rocks as the important element. The image creates a mood of loneliness and isolation.
Thanks to @sarasphotos, @BMW Kurt and @sapphire73 for adding some nice images which, even if not for competition, added nicely to the set. Good luck in your endeavours and travels.
This was a pretty small set, so I am only going to designate first and second place.
Second place goes to @shawnc, for image #1. This is a really nice action shot.
First place goes to @pegelli , for #3, at the end of the pier
Over to you Pieter.
Re: Need SM Support Help Undoing CSS Customization
@rjwilner said:
The attached screen cap might help illustrate the issue I'm having. The various 'Content' options are all visible, but I'm unable to do anything with them. They aren't 'clickable'.
You might try contacting the SmugMug help desk to see if they can fix the problem.
https://help.smugmug.com/email-a-smugmug-support-hero-rkwelDyVrz
Re: Customizing the New Lightbox
@blouie said:
In sum, I want my Lightbox to look just as it did before this botched rollout was imposed. That is, I want only the image, the caption (in the lower left by the image), and the X button, and no popups - nothing else.
+1 honestly I find the new lightbox quite hateful 
