Smugmug page format

pdvtokyo

Hi
All of the pages on my site are lined up with thumbs and introduction one under the other.... except one which has, side by side, two thumbs and only a few words of introduction. Any suggestion as to how I can make the latter page look like the former.
Thank you.

Andy

pdvtokyo wrote:

Hi
All of the pages on my site are lined up with thumbs and introduction one under the other.... except one which has, side by side, two thumbs and only a few words of introduction. Any suggestion as to how I can make the latter page look like the former.
Thank you.

I'm viewing your site and not finding what you are speaking about. A specific, direct link, please - I'm not Carnac

http://www.patrickdevolpi.com/

pdvtokyo

Smugmug page format
Andy

Here's the link to the Mountain Rides gallery.

http://cyclingtokyo.smugmug.com/Mountain%20Rides

I would like the galleries lined up on the left hand side of the page like with all the other pages. Just can't figure out how to do it.

Thanks

pdvtokyo

smugmug format
Andy

I am working on my 2nd site, www.CyclingTokyo.com
You may be going into www.Patrickdevolpi.com

Sorry

Andy

pdvtokyo wrote:

Andy

Here's the link to the Mountain Rides gallery.

http://cyclingtokyo.smugmug.com/Mountain%20Rides

I would like the galleries lined up on the left hand side of the page like with all the other pages. Just can't figure out how to do it.

Thanks

OK well I was looking on your other site, please please please always leave us Links we only have so many minutes in a day

You have A LOT of custom javascript on that site. We'll need one of the expert to help. Ivar? Dutchie? Lee? Dev? Mike? Hellllloooooooooooooo

ivar

Andy wrote:

OK well I was looking on your other site, please please please always leave us Links we only have so many minutes in a day

You have A LOT of custom javascript on that site. We'll need one of the expert to help. Ivar? Dutchie? Lee? Dev? Mike? Hellllloooooooooooooo

Hi


If i understand it correctly, it doesn't really have anything to do with the javascript (there isn't that much of it, is it? or am i missing something?); Whenever the amount of sub-cat's or galleries reaches more than 5, it lines up like it does on that page. You could just make the .miniBox for that page wider, so no 2 fit next to eachother.

.category_Mountain_Rides .miniBox {
width: 740px;
}

Should do the trick, if you want them to be the same size as the .albumLarge class, you will need to do some more CSS styling.

pdvtokyo

Ivar
Pardon my ignorance about HTML but have looked and can't find the .MiniBox you mentioned. Could you point me there.
Domo

Andy

pdvtokyo wrote:

Ivar
Pardon my ignorance about HTML but have looked and can't find the .MiniBox you mentioned. Could you point me there.
Domo

Paste that code in your CSS box, it looks good.
You should really have Firefox, and the Firefox Web Dev tool, both FREE and easy to test out such a fix before actually committing it to your website

BTW, that Javascript does some annoying (IMO) things to your website, constantly resizing the window - is there a reason you have that in there?

ivar

pdvtokyo wrote:

Ivar
Pardon my ignorance about HTML but have looked and can't find the .MiniBox you mentioned. Could you point me there.
Domo

No problem. It's actually not HTML, but CSS, and goes in your CSS box in the customization page. Unless you have a separate theme for that page, in that case you can put it in your theme. I already wrote it so it only affects that page, so you don't need to put it in a specific place, just make sure you put it after other statements you have made about the .miniBox

pdvtokyo

Ivar

You were right, it did the trick. As for the Java Script question, I'll have to get back to you on that one.

Thanks

Mike Lane

Can I just say one thing about your site? Your JS function function fixWindowSize() is essentially designed to make people hate your site. I recommend you leave the width of people's browsers alone. I have my browsers width set the way I want it, and if a site changes it, I simply stop going to that site. You probably don't want to drive potential customers away like that.

ivar

Mike Lane wrote:

Can I just say one thing about your site? Your JS function function fixWindowSize() is essentially designed to make people hate your site. I recommend you leave the width of people's browsers alone. I have my browsers width set the way I want it, and if a site changes it, I simply stop going to that site. You probably don't want to drive potential customers away like that.

mbrady

Mike Lane wrote:

Can I just say one thing about your site? Your JS function function fixWindowSize() is essentially designed to make people hate your site.

I'll agree to that as well. It's like inviting a guest to your house and they go around rearranging all your furniture.

Andy

Mike Lane wrote:

Can I just say one thing about your site? Your JS function function fixWindowSize() is essentially designed to make people hate your site. I recommend you leave the width of people's browsers alone. I have my browsers width set the way I want it, and if a site changes it, I simply stop going to that site. You probably don't want to drive potential customers away like that.

Would you like me to hold your laggage for you?