I know I have "great features" disabled.

is there any way to hide the text when I'm logged in that says:
"NOTE: You have some great SmugMug features disabled. You can enable them in your control panel."
It just really bugs me. and seems like it is hogging some very usefull realestate at the top of the page. I understand showing it when there is a new feature but what about hiding it after the user clicks on that link?
"NOTE: You have some great SmugMug features disabled. You can enable them in your control panel."
It just really bugs me. and seems like it is hogging some very usefull realestate at the top of the page. I understand showing it when there is a new feature but what about hiding it after the user clicks on that link?
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May work better since it targets only that line and not the friend/family line. However, if you don't like the friend/family line, dev's will work smashingly.
http://photos.mikelanestudios.com/
I've tried adding each of those lines in my css field (that's where it goes right?) and when I do it removes the message (yay) but it also gets rid of all the navigation images and the gradients on the page (not yay)
Here's my page:
http://ogle.smugmug.com/
and I'm using firefox 2.0.0.3 on linux
On firefox 2.0.0.3 on linux it hides the navigation button images and the background gradients (like i explained above)
On Safari 2 on OSX it hides only the gradients
On firefox 2.0.0.2 on OSX it hides the navigation button images and the gradients
on IE 6.0.3790.1830 64bit on XP it hides the navigation button images and the gradients
Geez, for someone who isn't a web developer, I have a few different browsers at my disposal.
Try one, if you like what is gone cool. If not, try the other.
http://photos.mikelanestudios.com/
Sorry mike, I should have spelled out that I did try only one of your css lines at a time. they both give the same result.
http://photos.mikelanestudios.com/
This is what I see in Firefox:
This is what I see in Safari:
will post what it looks like without the changes in a sec
.loggedIn #homepage p.note {display:none;}
Then save those changes and go back to your homepage. Then set the theme back to graident white. That should clear it up for you
http://photos.mikelanestudios.com/
Note the gradient backgrounds in the big grey boxes
Safari:
Firefox:
http://photos.mikelanestudios.com/
I hadn't played with the theme thing on the front page before, it's really cool. I haven't really touched the look since smugmug was ajaxed.
Thanks again
-james
I happened to note the very same thing: SmugMug's theme consists of two stylesheets, but if I enter anything at all (even just a CSS comment!) in the customization "CSS" box, the second SM stylesheet is replaced by mine.
So I'm sure it's a bug .... but the problem is I like it better that way!
So... if the bug is fixed, I'd have to override all the stuff the second stylesheet is adding... :cry It would be really helpful If I could just "tell" SM not to include that second stylesheet in the first place.
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If I add a comment in the CSS box, and that causes one whole SmugMug Stylesheet (the one that adds the graphics backgrounds and graphic buttons) no longer to be linked in at all - this is not a bug?
Then please, where can I find the documentation for this "comment overrides all graphics styling" intended behavior - as well as a documented method to get all those graphics back, while keeping your own customizations?
This apparently intended behavior seems somewhat unintuitive to at least some of us.
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I'm sorry it is causing you trouble. It is not a bug though. Please make a post if you have any questions about how our system or customizing works
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Please read again. It is not causing me trouble, I said I like it better! I'm just worried that when the bug (I still think it's a bug, until I see documentation that removing a whole linked stylesheet is intended behavior) is solved, I'll have to remove all those ugly graphic buttons again...
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That something is not documented to your satisfaction doesn't mean it's a bug, I'm sorry.
I hope this helps clarify things
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So I can only hope you won't change this "unexpected behavior" in the next release.
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Please!
I have asked you to post your questions. If you have questions, post them. Arguing about this is a time waster for you and us. We want to help you if you have questions, we really do.
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If it's not a bug, then apparently it's WAD (working as designed) - so why was it designed this way? What is the intended advantage? That's clear as mud.
(As well as totally unexpected behavior.)
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