Yes, without doing some selective CSS, the '.sm-widget-text' will apply to all.
Try this for your video:
.sm-page-node-7pNJK .sm-youtube-center {}
THANK YOUUUUUU. This page gets the most hits on my site, so I am so glad to bring it a tad bit out of the dark ages. Next I will try to figure out how to blend some of the boxes... and also how to find the codes you've given me, for example I will need the equivalent for the smugmug videos... lust
THANK YOUUUUUU. This page gets the most hits on my site, so I am so glad to bring it a tad bit out of the dark ages. Next I will try to figure out how to blend some of the boxes... and also how to find the codes you've given me, for example I will need the equivalent for the smugmug videos... lust
What Smugmug video? I thought I gave you the code? Maybe because I don't do video, I'm missing something?
What Smugmug video? I thought I gave you the code? Maybe because I don't do video, I'm missing something?
Oh, you know I should check but since the code you gave me specified youtube, I thought it would not work for smugmug videos. One can embed both kinds, youtube and video stored on smugmug itself. I will check with a test.
Oh, you know I should check but since the code you gave me specified youtube, I thought it would not work for smugmug videos. One can embed both kinds, youtube and video stored on smugmug itself. I will check with a test.
Mike I took a wild and random guess, mainly because I didn't want to do any work if I didn't have to -
and the code for SM videos as opposed to youtube videos:
Since receiving Allen's help and reading other examples on DGrin I've been able to find the widget number so I could modify the background color and add borders to all types of content blocks "except Video".
I uploaded a short video but can't get the widget number because when I right click on the video content block it doesn't give me the "Inspect Element" option in the menu. I also tried using Firefox with the Developer Toolkit but couldn't find a way to inspect the code to get the widget number for the Video there, either.
Question:
Can someone please let me know how you were able to find the widget number for an uploaded video? Thx!
Since receiving Allen's help and reading other examples on DGrin I've been able to find the widget number so I could modify the background color and add borders to all types of content blocks "except Video".
I uploaded a short video but can't get the widget number because when I right click on the video content block it doesn't give me the "Inspect Element" option in the menu. I also tried using Firefox with the Developer Toolkit but couldn't find a way to inspect the code to get the widget number for the Video there, either.
Question:
Can someone please let me know how you were able to find the widget number for an uploaded video? Thx!
Where is this video, got a link to it? Did you add a title to the widget? Might be able to R/C on it.
When I right-clicked on the video content block from the page where I inserted it, the "Inspect Element" option wasn't listed in the menu. But when I right-clicked on the video in the gallery "Inspect Element" was listed.
However, I am not certain I am in the right place because I still did not see the "sm-page-widget-########" listed as I do with all the other content block types.
I added a title to search on (called "FIND-THIS-TITLE") as you suggested but can't see the way to do a search in "Inspect Element" either on Chrome or using Firefox.
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Try this for your video:
.sm-page-node-7pNJK .sm-youtube-center {}Images in the Backcountry
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THANK YOUUUUUU. This page gets the most hits on my site, so I am so glad to bring it a tad bit out of the dark ages. Next I will try to figure out how to blend some of the boxes... and also how to find the codes you've given me, for example I will need the equivalent for the smugmug videos...
What Smugmug video? I thought I gave you the code? Maybe because I don't do video, I'm missing something?
Images in the Backcountry
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Oh, you know I should check but since the code you gave me specified youtube, I thought it would not work for smugmug videos. One can embed both kinds, youtube and video stored on smugmug itself. I will check with a test.
Mike I took a wild and random guess, mainly because I didn't want to do any work if I didn't have to
and the code for SM videos as opposed to youtube videos:
Since receiving Allen's help and reading other examples on DGrin I've been able to find the widget number so I could modify the background color and add borders to all types of content blocks "except Video".
I uploaded a short video but can't get the widget number because when I right click on the video content block it doesn't give me the "Inspect Element" option in the menu. I also tried using Firefox with the Developer Toolkit but couldn't find a way to inspect the code to get the widget number for the Video there, either.
Question:
Can someone please let me know how you were able to find the widget number for an uploaded video? Thx!
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Hi, Allen. Thank you so much for your reply.
I haven't published to the New SmugMug yet so I'm not sure you can get to my files, but here are the links just in case...
In the Gallery where I uploaded the video:
http://www.pearlbluegrass.com/organize/NEWSmugMug-Files/NEWMap/PHOTOS-Map/i-Jz434dL
When I right-clicked on the video content block from the page where I inserted it, the "Inspect Element" option wasn't listed in the menu. But when I right-clicked on the video in the gallery "Inspect Element" was listed.
However, I am not certain I am in the right place because I still did not see the "sm-page-widget-########" listed as I do with all the other content block types.
I added a title to search on (called "FIND-THIS-TITLE") as you suggested but can't see the way to do a search in "Inspect Element" either on Chrome or using Firefox.
Thanks for your help,
...Sue