Where can I find a list of my galleries?

NelsonChenPhotography

I have not been on this forum for a while because everything was working great. It has been a while since I designed my web site, NelsonChenPhotography.com and I have switched from Pro to Power level. I am totally lost with the new Smugmug site change.

In the past when I go to the control panel, I see a list of my catagories, and galleries. How can I get to that page now?

Once I log in, clicking on the Tools menu only gives Account Settings, View Stats and Easy Customizer. None of them gives me a list of all my galleries.

Where can I find a list of my galleries?

Thank you for your help!

Allen

You can see a quick list in the dropdown when clicking "move to gallery" under the tools button.

Edit:
On this page you can see all your galleries by viewing the page source. This can be copied and cleaned up for a list of all your galleries.

NelsonChenPhotography

Allen wrote: »

You can see a quick list in the dropdown when clicking "move to gallery" under the tools button.

Edit:
On this page you can see all your galleries by viewing the page source. This can be copied and cleaned up for a list of all your galleries.

Thank you for the tip. Under the Tools button on my site, only "Account Settings", "View Stats" and "Easy Customizer" are listed.

Where can I find "move to gallery"?

Allen

NelsonChenPhotography wrote: »

Thank you for the tip. Under the Tools button on my site, only "Account Settings", "View Stats" and "Easy Customizer" are listed.

Where can I find "move to gallery"?

Look under Many Photos "Move to Gallery" but do it in a photo gallery.

I copied from the page source and pasted into Excel as "text". Then sorted column A-Z and removed
rows without the gallery name.

rnrjosh

If you have hidden the galleries/categories box from appearing on your homepage, ou can also find a list of your categories by going to Tools > Account Settings > Style > Categories. Select a category from the dropdown here, and that will take you to the category in question. You can then access any gallery in the category from here.

NelsonChenPhotography

rnrjosh wrote: »

If you have hidden the galleries/categories box from appearing on your homepage, ou can also find a list of your categories by going to Tools > Account Settings > Style > Categories. Select a category from the dropdown here, and that will take you to the category in question. You can then access any gallery in the category from here.

Thank you, Josh. That was it. It is not quite the grid type list I remember but it will serve the purpose.

I wish there is a way to enable hidden sections on the home page that are only visible for the owner. That way I could have enabled Photo Timeline and Gallery Categories for my own use.

Allen

NelsonChenPhotography wrote: »

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I wish there is a way to enable hidden sections on the home page that are only visible for the owner. That way I could have enabled Photo Timeline and Gallery Categories for my own use.

There is a way with CSS to hide these boxes from visitors if they are enabled.

NelsonChenPhotography

Allen wrote: »

There is a way with CSS to hide these boxes from visitors if they are enabled.

Can you show me an example of CSS on hiding Gallery Categories?

Allen

NelsonChenPhotography wrote: »

Can you show me an example of CSS on hiding Gallery Categories?

Turn on the boxes you want to see logged in and I'll get the CSS to hide them logged out.

Allen

NelsonChenPhotography wrote: »

Can you show me an example of CSS on hiding Gallery Categories?

Probably this in CSS but without seeing it in action not 100% sure. Delete what boxes you want below.

.homepage .notLoggedIn #mapBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #galleriesBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #categoriesBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #datesBox {
display: none;
}

NelsonChenPhotography

Allen wrote: »

Turn on the boxes you want to see logged in and I'll get the CSS to hide them logged out.

Let's try with Around The World box I enabled at the bottom of my home page.

What would be the CSS code to hide this? If I want to use it to hide another section, say, Gallery Categories, how would the CSS code be any different?

NelsonChenPhotography

Allen wrote: »

Probably this in CSS but without seeing it in action not 100% sure. Delete what boxes you want below.

.homepage .notLoggedIn #mapBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #galleriesBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #categoriesBox,
.homepage .notLoggedIn #datesBox {
display: none;
}

Thank you! It worked!.

Is there a list of all these keywords or elements such as #mapBox somewhere?

Allen

NelsonChenPhotography wrote: »

Thank you. I'll try that. Is there a list of all these keywords or elements such as #mapBox somewhere?

I copied this from jFriends multipage hack. It shows the div name for all the homepage boxes.
Looks like the map box is not included?

.homepage #recentPhotosBox,
.homepage #datesBox,
.homepage #featuredBox,
.homepage #slideshowBox,
.homepage #photoVideoBox,
.homepage #galleriesBox,
.homepage #categoriesBox,
.homepage #eventsBox,
.homepage #bioBox {display: none;}

NelsonChenPhotography

Allen,

Thank you so much for your help!

I am good for now and will be back in a few years! :

den123

Take a look on this

Allen

See this http://smugroom.com/tools/gallery-list/

CWSkopec

Allen wrote: »

See this http://smugroom.com/tools/gallery-list/

+1

I use Smugroom quite often when I need a gallery list