Need Help Identifying Part Of A SM Page I Copied

rouxster

I copied the catalog page and I have gotten rid of everything I need to for the page to look good on my site, but 1 portion. Click on the link below and tell me how I can get rid of the black section below my navbar and above the tables.

http://nolaphotography.smugmug.com/gallery/6077410_8d5wy

All of the links still point to the SM site, which I plan on changing. This gallery does not have any links to it yet - I'm still developing it.

Thanks.

Allen

rouxster wrote:

I copied the catalog page and I have gotten rid of everything I need to for the page to look good on my site, but 1 portion. Click on the link below and tell me how I can get rid of the black section below my navbar and above the tables.

http://nolaphotography.smugmug.com/gallery/6077410_8d5wy

All of the links still point to the SM site, which I plan on changing. This gallery does not have any links to it yet - I'm still developing it.

Thanks.

Add this to your CSS

.gallery_6077410 #extraDiv1,
.gallery_6077410 #extraDiv2 {display: none;}

If you are going to use your own footer, the Smugmug footer has to
be visible.

#my_footer {display: none;}
.homepage #my_footer {display: block}

rouxster

Allen wrote:

Add this to your CSS

.gallery_6077410 #extraDiv1,
.gallery_6077410 #extraDiv2 {display: none;}

If you are going to use your own footer, the Smugmug footer has to
be visible.

#my_footer {display: none;}
.homepage #my_footer {display: block}

Thanks Allen, I added the two sections above at the bottom of my css and that didn't get rid of the black top section.

Allen

rouxster wrote:

Thanks Allen, I added the two sections above at the bottom of my css and that didn't get rid of the black top section.

Must be an error in your CSS above it. Add it to the top and see if it works.

Allen

rouxster wrote:

Thanks Allen, I added the two sections above at the bottom of my css and that didn't get rid of the black top section.

You were not suppose to add this, it's already in your CSS. Point was that it's
hiding the Smugmug footer which you can't do.

#my_footer {display: none;}
.homepage #my_footer {display: block}

jfriend

rouxster wrote:

Thanks Allen, I added the two sections above at the bottom of my css and that didn't get rid of the black top section.

Ryan, I'm justing letting you know that your page looks significantly different in Firefox 2, Safari and IE7. Firefox looks the cleanest (except for the stylebar) and both the other two appear to be showing things you probably want hidden.

rouxster

jfriend wrote:

Ryan, I'm justing letting you know that your page looks significantly different in Firefox 2, Safari and IE7. Firefox looks the cleanest (except for the stylebar) and both the other two appear to be showing things you probably want hidden.

Whoa...you're right. I'm commenting out a lot of the code while I work on the page so that I can go back when (not if) I make a mistake. Thanks for the heads up!

rouxster

Allen wrote:

You were not suppose to add this, it's already in your CSS. Point was that it's
hiding the Smugmug footer which you can't do.

#my_footer {display: none;}
.homepage #my_footer {display: block}

Sorry! I fixed it. Because it was showing up on the home page, I didn't notice it missing from the back pages.

rouxster

Allen wrote:

Must be an error in your CSS above it. Add it to the top and see if it works.

I added it to the top, but still didn't help. Could it be that I possibly have extraDiv1 and extraDiv2 commented out in the code?

I just wen tback and check, but those two div Id's only appear on two lines, and I don't have them commented out.

rouxster

rouxster wrote:

I added it to the top, but still didn't help. Could it be that I possibly have extraDiv1 and extraDiv2 commented out in the code?

I just went back and check, but those two div Id's only appear on two lines, and I don't have them commented out.

It's kind of strange, but this morning, everything looks good When changes are made to CSS, sometimes do they take a little while to replicate or take effect?

Allen

rouxster wrote:

It's kind of strange, but this morning, everything looks good When changes are made to CSS, sometimes do they take a little while to replicate or take effect?

CSS changes are instant.

jfriend

Allen wrote:

CSS changes are instant.

Unless there's some caching somewhere that isn't following the rules.