Allow us to separately style the photo caption in smugmug gallery view

pbandj

When in the standard smugmug gallery view, I can apply CSS to center the caption, change the font-size, etc., but this also changes the keyword block.

It would be nice to have a separate css class assigned to the photo caption.

thenickdude

You could probably do that now with a little tweak to your CSS (e.g. by using p:first-child to select just the caption), what CSS are you using at the moment?

Regardless, I agree that the caption should have a class applied to it to allow easy styling.

pbandj

Lamah wrote: »

You could probably do that now with a little tweak to your CSS (e.g. by using p:first-child to select just the caption), what CSS are you using at the moment?

Regardless, I agree that the caption should have a class applied to it to allow easy styling.

Thanks, I had figured that out myself...but yeah...the css should allow that.

southeasternphotography

+1 100%

GaryBakker

+1

I assume this feature would allow putting html code into captions.

Allen

This in "all galleries" CSS controls everything below the main photo in smugmug style. 1st line is the
comment hack because /**/ comment tags don't work. Remove the keyword line if you don't want it.
You can add font size and any other parameters you need.

xxxx caption keyword color,
.sm-text-mini, 
.sm-gallery-image-pagination, 
.sm-tile-keywords .sm-muted, 
.sm-tile-info p {
  color: #ccc !important;
}

GaryBakker

Allen wrote: »

This in "all galleries" CSS controls everything below the main photo in smugmug style. 1st line is the
comment hack because /**/ comment tags don't work. Remove the keyword line if you don't want it.
You can add font size and any other parameters you need.

xxxx caption keyword color,
.sm-text-mini, 
.sm-gallery-image-pagination, 
.sm-tile-keywords .sm-muted, 
.sm-tile-info p {
  color: #ccc !important;
}

Hmmm. As I think about it, CSS for captions doesn't accomplish what I want, which is to embed html code within a caption. The specific use cases are:
a) to include a link to an external (or internal) page.
b) to highlight a specific word or phrase by bolding/color/etc.

I guess I'd better create a new feature request for this.

kimbomac

Never Mind