You are hiding the object that contains those buttons. This CSS of yours:
#breadcrumb {
display: none;}
makes those buttons be hidden. If you want all breadcrumb navigation hidden for your viewers, but you want to see the toolbar buttons when logged in, then change the above CSS to this:
Those buttons are removed if you hide the breadcrumb.
You have this in your CSS:
#breadcrumb {
display: none;}
Change that to
.notLoggedIn #breadcrumb {
display: none;
}
Also - I highly recommend that you read my post about hiding (not hiding!) the breadcrumb, at http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=111484. Without the breadcrumb and without the addition of some descriptive information to your galleries, your viewers won't have a clue what gallery they are viewing.
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You are hiding the object that contains those buttons. This CSS of yours:
#breadcrumb {
display: none;}
makes those buttons be hidden. If you want all breadcrumb navigation hidden for your viewers, but you want to see the toolbar buttons when logged in, then change the above CSS to this:
.notLoggedIn #breadcrumb {display: none;}
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You have this in your CSS: Change that to Also - I highly recommend that you read my post about hiding (not hiding!) the breadcrumb, at http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=111484. Without the breadcrumb and without the addition of some descriptive information to your galleries, your viewers won't have a clue what gallery they are viewing.
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