Fixing my mistakes while editing

Cygnus Studios

In my infinite wisdom today while updating my site, I deleted the css box.

I reinserted a new one and got most of the codes back, but there are 2 major things I cannot seem to find.

1. How to rid of the stupid log in (to smugmug) on the bottom of the page.
2. How to change the color of the boxes and style of fonts on the bottom of the galleries.

Hikin' Mike

Removes login:

/* Removes login */
.sm-page-powered-by a {
    display: none;
    }

Changes the title box color and font. Add the font below:

.sm-user-ui .sm-tile-content > .sm-tile-info {
    background-color: #f00;
    font-family: ;
    }

Cygnus Studios

You are a life saver thank you

ChancyRat

Cygnus Studios wrote: »

In my infinite wisdom today while updating my site, I deleted the css box.

I reinserted a new one and got most of the codes back, but there are 2 major things I cannot seem to find.

1. How to rid of the stupid log in (to smugmug) on the bottom of the page.
2. How to change the color of the boxes and style of fonts on the bottom of the galleries.

A lifesaver for these kinds of errors (which I've made myself):
http://dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=240752
for:
- backing up your site
- bulk-editing photos
- generating a custom-tailored list of urls for your site, with or without permalinks
- crop thumbnails (smugmug style galleries)
- edit paypal buttons

I back up my site, sometimes before I significantly edit one page or description, or after.

Cygnus Studios

It really is easy to delete things accidentally. One of the features that I loved with the "old" smugmug was having the ability to download your customization's. Luckily our site doesn't have as much coding or custom features that most photographers need, so when I do mess things up usually they are somewhat easy to fix. I have copied my css into a file while I continue to make some adjustments though.

Hikin' Mike

Cygnus Studios wrote: »

It really is easy to delete things accidentally. One of the features that I loved with the "old" smugmug was having the ability to download your customization's. Luckily our site doesn't have as much coding or custom features that most photographers need, so when I do mess things up usually they are somewhat easy to fix. I have copied my css into a file while I continue to make some adjustments though.

I save my custom theme's CSS as a .css file and keep it on my computer, so I always have a back-up.