Archive for the 'UI' Category

Subtle UI Problems: Large Headers

Tuesday, July 19th, 2005

This is particularly true of Pros using smugmug, but anyone doing customization can benefit from thinking about this a little bit more.
People come to your galleries to view your photos (and for Pros, to buy!). It’s great to have your brand/studio/company name prominently displayed, but let’s face it, they’re really there to ooh and [...]

Putting RSS/Atom feeds back

Thursday, June 23rd, 2005

UPDATED: This is almost pointless now as we have added the feed buttons to both the real footer and mini-footer
If you want to remove the feeds use this code in your CSS:

#feeds {
display: none;
}

When a pro adds a custom footer, the links to the RSS and Atom feeds [...]

Creating your own webpage on smugmug

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

Every once in a while we get users that want to add their own webpage and put on it whatever they want; extended bio, pricing, contact info, etc. While smugmug does not officially offer a method of doing so, I came up with a method that involves using style sheets to achieve the effect. Better [...]