hide keywords when not logged in

CynthiaM

is there a way to hide keyword so they only appear if I am logged in? I want to see them but I don't want viewers to see them.

Thanks!

denisegoldberg

CynthiaM wrote: »

is there a way to hide keyword so they only appear if I am logged in? I want to see them but I don't want viewers to see them.

I assume you are looking to hide the keywords in the lightbox.

Try this:

.sm-lightbox-keywords {display:none;}
.sm-user-loggedin .sm-lightbox-keywords {display:block;}

--- Denise

CynthiaM

denisegoldberg wrote: »

I assume you are looking to hide the keywords in the lightbox.

Try this:

.sm-lightbox-keywords {display:none;}
.sm-user-loggedin .sm-lightbox-keywords {display:block;}

--- Denise

Thanks, Denise. It did the trick!

Allen

Using ".sm-user-loggedin" will not work if the visitor is logged in to their own site. I believe
you have to use ".sm-user-owner".

CynthiaM

Allen wrote: »

Using ".sm-user-loggedin" will not work if the visitor is logged in to their own site. I believe
you have to use ".sm-user-owner".

I'm seeing the keywords when logged in.

denisegoldberg

Allen wrote: »

Using ".sm-user-loggedin" will not work if the visitor is logged in to their own site. I believe
you have to use ".sm-user-owner".

Interesting...

I tried the code on my site before supplying it in this thread and it did work. I'd be interested in knowing the differences between the two elements.

--- Denise

Allen

I think .sm-user-loggedin is used for things like comments to show personal icon. When anyone that is still logged into their own site browses another Smug site the class name is added to the page. Smug probably senses this from a cookie.