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iklimoniklimon Registered Users Posts: 163 Major grins
edited September 29, 2008 in SmugMug Pro Sales Support
I would like to have another option to display galleries in a text or semi-text list for customers.

Take a look at this page: http://photos.klimon.com/Baseball/566992

That's a lot of galleries to go through, it would be a heck of a lot simpler if it was just a text listing.

I also had an idea of being able to assign "icons" to a gallery, so that you could see at a glance (by chosen icon) what kind of photos are in the gallery.

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Ian Klimon
www.klimon.com

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    AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited September 25, 2008
    can add this to your CSS



    .category_Baseball #galleriesBox .photo {display: none;}
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    iklimoniklimon Registered Users Posts: 163 Major grins
    edited September 26, 2008
    Andy wrote:
    can add this to your CSS



    .category_Baseball #galleriesBox .photo {display: none;}

    That's cool, but, is it possible to do it on a subcategory basis?
    Ian Klimon
    www.klimon.com
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    scwalterscwalter Registered Users Posts: 417 Major grins
    edited September 26, 2008
    iklimon wrote:
    I would like to have another option to display galleries in a text or semi-text list for customers.

    Take a look at this page: http://photos.klimon.com/Baseball/566992

    That's a lot of galleries to go through, it would be a heck of a lot simpler if it was just a text listing.

    I also had an idea of being able to assign "icons" to a gallery, so that you could see at a glance (by chosen icon) what kind of photos are in the gallery.

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    How about a mult-level navbar like the one I use on my site? Check the family category and you can see how I've subdivided it into years. They all exist in the same category, but the navbar gives me another level of hierarchy without actually changing the galleries. You can still click either the link in the navbar, or the first option "show all galleries" to get what you have now.

    -Scott
    Scott Walter Photography
    scwalter.smugmug.com
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    iklimoniklimon Registered Users Posts: 163 Major grins
    edited September 26, 2008
    scwalter wrote:
    How about a mult-level navbar like the one I use on my site? Check the family category and you can see how I've subdivided it into years. They all exist in the same category, but the navbar gives me another level of hierarchy without actually changing the galleries. You can still click either the link in the navbar, or the first option "show all galleries" to get what you have now.

    -Scott

    I like that, its pretty slick. :)
    Ian Klimon
    www.klimon.com
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    iklimoniklimon Registered Users Posts: 163 Major grins
    edited September 29, 2008
    Andy

    What is the syntax to do this for subcategories?

    .category_Baseball #galleriesBox .photo {display: none;}
    Ian Klimon
    www.klimon.com
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    richWrichW Registered Users Posts: 941 Major grins
    edited September 29, 2008
    iklimon wrote:
    Andy

    What is the syntax to do this for subcategories?

    .category_Baseball #galleriesBox .photo {display: none;}
    To style just that one subcategory, use the following in the css section:

    .subcategory_Irvine_PONY_-_2008_Spring .photo {display: none;}

    To make it more of a 'list' view, add this:

    .subcategory_Irvine_PONY_-_2008_Spring .miniBox {height: 25px;}

    As for adding an 'icon', I not sure of a way. Maybe one of the other dgrinners know of a trick :)
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