This one just bit me... Appartently the gallery tools menu only shows up when you have photos in the gallery. If the gallery is empty, there is no gallery tools menu.
So we either need to have the help text updated to reflect this or change the code to display the gallery tools when a gallery is empty.
If the gallery is empty, there is no gallery tools menu.
I was thinking the same thing. Then I remembered this in my css : .nophotos {display: none;}. Took that out and found this on the bottom of the empty gallery.
I was thinking the same thing. Then I remembered this in my css : .nophotos {display: none;}. Took that out and found this on the bottom of the empty gallery.
Ah, good catch! Yes, I have that set to block the no photos message for all galleries. Looking at the source, I see that the "add photos", "customize gallery" and "delete gallery" buttons are wrapped in the nophotos div.
The "no photos" message is in an h3 tag, so you can change your .nophotos CSS to the following in order to get the control buttons back, but still prevent the "no photos" message from being displayed:
/* Hide "this gallery has no photos */
.nophotos h3 {
display: none;
}
The "no photos" message is in an h3 tag, so you can change your .nophotos CSS to the following in order to get the control buttons back, but still prevent the "no photos" message from being displayed:
/* Hide "this gallery has no photos */
.nophotos h3 {
display: none;
}
This one just bit me... Appartently the gallery tools menu only shows up when you have photos in the gallery. If the gallery is empty, there is no gallery tools menu.
So we either need to have the help text updated to reflect this or change the code to display the gallery tools when a gallery is empty.
Andy, I did a search and found that the question about removing/hiding the "This is a brand new gallery with no photos" question keeps coming up over and over again (most recently within the past two weeks). I know you mention it indirectly via your FAQ (in the question about creating an HTML only page).
I just posted a new thread explaining the issue discussed in this thread and included updated examples for removing the "no photos" text but keeping the control buttons. I was wondering if you would add a new entry to your FAQ that directly references "How can I remove the 'This is a brand new gallery with no photos' message?" with a link to my post?
Hopefully this will cut down on all of the questions about it.
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BTW, www.smugmug.com/help
you can use the search box there, and it ONLY searches "help" on smugmug. I typed in "delete gallery" - just so you know
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This one just bit me... Appartently the gallery tools menu only shows up when you have photos in the gallery. If the gallery is empty, there is no gallery tools menu.
So we either need to have the help text updated to reflect this or change the code to display the gallery tools when a gallery is empty.
Ah, good catch! Yes, I have that set to block the no photos message for all galleries. Looking at the source, I see that the "add photos", "customize gallery" and "delete gallery" buttons are wrapped in the nophotos div.
The "no photos" message is in an h3 tag, so you can change your .nophotos CSS to the following in order to get the control buttons back, but still prevent the "no photos" message from being displayed:
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Andy, I did a search and found that the question about removing/hiding the "This is a brand new gallery with no photos" question keeps coming up over and over again (most recently within the past two weeks). I know you mention it indirectly via your FAQ (in the question about creating an HTML only page).
I just posted a new thread explaining the issue discussed in this thread and included updated examples for removing the "no photos" text but keeping the control buttons. I was wondering if you would add a new entry to your FAQ that directly references "How can I remove the 'This is a brand new gallery with no photos' message?" with a link to my post?
Hopefully this will cut down on all of the questions about it.
Thanks!