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rkj3
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imagevue.html.css

16 Jun 2011, 11:40

Hello,

I was wondering if someone could direct me to eactly where within imagevue.html.css (or elsewhere) that I would need to go to remove the footer "Photo Gallery Software by www.photo.gallery" as well as the "Goto parent folder" icon and "Home" icon and associated text - please see attached.

Also, how would I go about forcing my HTML gallery to go directly to the single image folder I'm using as the start path?

Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Martin
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Re: imagevue.html.css

16 Jun 2011, 13:20

rkj3 wrote:I was wondering if someone could direct me to eactly where within imagevue.html.css (or elsewhere) that I would need to go to remove the footer "Photo Gallery Software by www.photo.gallery" as well as .....
You'll have to find out yourself how to do it, but these are the files you've got to edit:

\iv-includes\templates\index.html.phtml
\iv-includes\templates\layout.phtml

The following link doesn't directly address your questions, but maybe it will help you:

https://forum.photo.gallery/viewtopic.p ... html.phtml
 
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Nick
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Re: imagevue.html.css

17 Jun 2011, 07:31

I suggest you not of edit templates directly and use the Custom CSS > HTML in settings instead. This way you'll make sure your changes won't be overwritten when you update Imagevue.

I saw you removed quite a few of those elements already. We tried to give them descriptive names so you can easily guess what's what and just use something like:
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#currentFolder { display: none } /* remove the whole section with folder title */
#levelUp { display: none } /* remove the level up arrow */
#footer { display: none } /* remove footer */

#tree:hover { background: none;} /* remove everything related to tree */
#tree #hidden { background: none; visibility: hidden;}
#tree .hiddenmenu, #tree .hidden .dtree { display: none;}
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Martin
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Re: imagevue.html.css

17 Jun 2011, 08:21

Nick wrote:I suggest you not of edit templates directly and use the Custom CSS > HTML in settings instead.
Thanks Nick,

Forgot all about this new feature: Custom CSS for HTML...
I will experiment with it myself :)
 
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rkj3
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Re: imagevue.html.css

17 Jun 2011, 12:15

Thank you both!