Problem with hiding filenames within a gallery
gdp
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For some reason I can't get the filenames to hide for this gallery: http://www.garrickdowns.com/gallery/4639172_njT2J
In the gallery customization, I have selected "no" for filenames, but can't get the numbers to disappear. Help?
Also, a quick aside, why do public galleries have the little "code" at the end? Most of my earlier galleries had a simple ".../gallery/#######" but it seems now that they all have ".../gallery/#######_*****" like the link above. Might be petty, but I was just wondering if something changed or if I'm doing it by accident. (not including the "code" at the end of the URL sends me back to www.smugmug.com.)
Thanks!!
In the gallery customization, I have selected "no" for filenames, but can't get the numbers to disappear. Help?
Also, a quick aside, why do public galleries have the little "code" at the end? Most of my earlier galleries had a simple ".../gallery/#######" but it seems now that they all have ".../gallery/#######_*****" like the link above. Might be petty, but I was just wondering if something changed or if I'm doing it by accident. (not including the "code" at the end of the URL sends me back to www.smugmug.com.)
Thanks!!
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The _xyz123 at the end of your gallery URLs was added about two months ago. It's part of an effort to increase the security for non-public galleries (makes them a ton harder to guess), though the URL naming scheme change affects all galleries equally. You need all the characters (the numbers before the underscore and the characters after the underscore). Previously existing galleries may still work with the new codes (for some backwards compatibility with pre-existing links), but new galleries require them.
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