Yes, and the scope of the css block defines the scope of the command. So put it in All Galleries, or to a specific gallery. You can also target the command to other blocks on the page, but that's the hard part.
I recommend placing CSS modifications in the Themes Advanced Tab. Unless you're doing something only on one page, you can end up with lots of redundant CSS mods hidden in blocks all over your site.
Get to via Customize>Theme Tab>Active Theme wrench icon>Advanced>Custom CSS>Edit
If you create new themes, you can maintain the same CSS mods simply by copy/pasting the codes in your main theme's custom CSS to you new one.
I recommend placing CSS modifications in the Themes Advanced Tab. Unless you're doing something only on one page, you can end up with lots of redundant CSS mods hidden in blocks all over your site.
Get to via Customize>Theme Tab>Active Theme wrench icon>Advanced>Custom CSS>Edit
If you create new themes, you can maintain the same CSS mods simply by copy/pasting the codes in your main theme's custom CSS to you new one.
Hi, so I've been trying to do this on my homepage for an hour now and with no joy. I've put the CSS in where you suggested above but still no joy, I wonder if you'd be able to offer some advice?
Hi, so I've been trying to do this on my homepage for an hour now and with no joy. I've put the CSS in where you suggested above but still no joy, I wonder if you'd be able to offer some advice?
Ok, so I'm waiting for the downside of Smugmug to hit me, because in 5 days I've created a website I'm really happy with and the 2 times I've needed a solution someone has helped me out so fast!
Ok, so I'm waiting for the downside of Smugmug to hit me, because in 5 days I've created a website I'm really happy with and the 2 times I've needed a solution someone has helped me out so fast!
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/* Round corners */
.sm-gallery-tiles .sm-tile img {
border-radius: 8px;
}
http://www.pillarpointposter.com
Cheers
af
http://www.pillarpointposter.com
Get to via Customize>Theme Tab>Active Theme wrench icon>Advanced>Custom CSS>Edit
If you create new themes, you can maintain the same CSS mods simply by copy/pasting the codes in your main theme's custom CSS to you new one.
Hi, so I've been trying to do this on my homepage for an hour now and with no joy. I've put the CSS in where you suggested above but still no joy, I wonder if you'd be able to offer some advice?
Thank's in advance!
Gav
http://gavinphotography77.smugmug.com/
Try this:
Images in the Backcountry
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Ok, so I'm waiting for the downside of Smugmug to hit me, because in 5 days I've created a website I'm really happy with and the 2 times I've needed a solution someone has helped me out so fast!
Thank you Mike, worked like a charm
The big downside (for me) is no more Javascript.
Glad it worked.
Images in the Backcountry
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