Removing Title On Gallery

canderson1229 · March 5, 2020

I have a Client section, a set of gallery's under this topic. It has Commercial, Architecture and Interior Design Photo Galleries at the top of each page. How do I remove this from this set of galleries without affecting the rest of my website? https://www.connieandersonphotography.com/Clients/Versace/n-Lk82jj/
Thank you so much!

Hikin' Mike · March 5, 2020

Add either a CSS Block to your Galleries or your Theme's Custom CSS section.

/**
* Hides Specific Gallery Titles
***************************************************/    
.sm-page-node-Lk82jj .sm-page-title {display: none;}

canderson1229 · March 6, 2020

Ok, I added it but the title is still there. I added the code to CSS Galleries.

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

I'm not seeing the title on that page.

canderson1229 · March 6, 2020

Ok, its gone on that one, how that happened I don't know, but here is another link from a different gallery and the title is still there. https://www.connieandersonphotography.com/Clients/Willie-Gs/n-2sSNDq/

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

Add that gallery like this:

/**
* Hides Specific Gallery Titles
***************************************************/    
.sm-page-node-Lk82jj .sm-page-title,
.sm-page-node-2sSNDq .sm-page-title {display: none;}

If you have more, then you need to add those individually. If you had those in a folder, it would hide all galleries in that folder, saving time.

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

To add,

Notice the page number https://www.connieandersonphotography.com/Clients/Willie-Gs/n-2sSNDq/. The 2sSNDg is the node number .sm-page-node-2sSNDq.

Allen · March 6, 2020

Surely there is a folder (/Clients) with all these Client galleries in it.
I would use parentnode so it covers all child galleries. Then you don't need CSS for every individual gallery.

.sm-page-parentnode-xxxxxx .sm-page-title {display: none;}

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

@Allen said:
Surely there is a folder (/Clients) with all these Client galleries in it.
I would use parentnode so it covers all child galleries. Then you don't need CSS for every individual gallery.

.sm-page-parentnode-xxxxxx .sm-page-title {display: none;}

I didn't see one. I saw this sm-page-parentnode-k9WGS but that isn't under the Clients folder.

Allen · March 6, 2020

The link looks like a folder named Clients?
...aphy.com/Clients/Will...

The one parentnode seen is probably the top level. Could Clients "folder" be hidden some how and not show?
All unlisted?

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

Clients is a SmugMug thing, although I have no use for it.

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

It could be hidden though, so .sm-page-parentnode-k9WGS may be the Client folder.

Allen · March 6, 2020

Nope, it's the home page or top level.

In
<body class=" ... sm-page-node-k9WGS sm-page-home ...

Notice no parentnode seen.
<body class="sm-user-loggedin sm-page sm-page-node sm-page-node-k9WGS sm-page-home sm-page-initialized"

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

Looks like 'Clients' is a a user-created Folder, while 'client' is a SmugMug feature. Most likely unlisted/hidden, so no parentnode listed.

Allen · March 6, 2020

I'm thinking Smug puts all these Client galleries into an unlisted folder named Clients.
Just need them to let you know what the sm-page-node-?????? is.
So .sm-page-parentnode-?????? can be used.

Hikin' Mike · March 6, 2020

@Allen said:
Just need them to let you know what the sm-page-node-?????? is.
So .sm-page-parentnode-?????? can be used.

Yep.

So @canderson1229 you need to locate your 'Clients' folder. View the Source Code (ctl + u) and find your parentnode. Note my example shows the .sm-page-node and not sm-page-parentnode.

canderson1229 · March 8, 2020

I'm so confused lol I've searched and searched the source code and can't seem to find the "page node" you've highlighted.

Hikin' Mike · March 8, 2020

Since you can't find it, your page is unlisted (we can't see it), contact the Help Desk.

https://help.smugmug.com/contact

Removing Title On Gallery

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