Changing the green
Wednesday, August 17th, 2005So most everything that you see on your page that is green can be changed like this:
a.title, .title, .imgBorderOn {
color: red;
}
So most everything that you see on your page that is green can be changed like this:
a.title, .title, .imgBorderOn {
color: red;
}
We have enabled this for everyone; use this to get rid of it:
.play_slideshow {
display: none;
}
Here is the code to get rid of keywords on your page:
#keywords {
display: none;
}
I personally like the borders, I think they add a sense of organization to a very busy (yet informative) interface. But here is the code to get rid of them, cut and paste it in your CSS section of customize.
This will turn the horizontals off:
.top_border, .bottom_border {
border: 0px;
}
This will get [...]
So on the IE Blog, they shared a link about writing better DHTML for IE. So I followed to see if there was anything smugmug could do to make our pages shine even brighter. What I did learn about was the MSIE proprietary reference of outerHTML.
You do remember my previous post about using innherHTML [...]
So part of the new design is out, and no major problems that could not be solved But I wonder if anyone has taken a look at the source code and has seen what the future holds? Gone are the tables and inline styles, everything is now controlled by CSS and DIVs. If [...]
Most people will have problems centering things, but there is an easy fix for centering your whole site, simply paste this code in the appropriate sections:
<div align="center">
OLD CODE
</div>
Also, before emailing help desk, take a really good look at your code and make sure that you are using standard HTML and that all of the tags [...]