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Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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8 Jun 25, 19:53
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Unfortunately, I can't formulate my question perfectly. I would like to reduce the distance as shown in the attached picture. However, I can't find the place in the source code where I can do this. Can anyone help me?
Edited by: textvorlage on 8 Jun 2025, 19:54
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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8 Jun 25, 20:15
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Under Photoblogger > Advanced > Custom code > CSS, you might try this: .hero .head-cont.centered .head {margin-bottom: 0;}
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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Great. Thank you very much!
Have a nice day (or a nice evening?)
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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Too bad. After the change, it is not always possible to jump to the top with the arrow. I get to the start page, but the logo at the top is still not visible. I have to scroll up manually.
From <class "hero""> to topbar.
Edited by: textvorlage on 9 Jun 2025, 22:37
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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9 Jun 25, 22:46
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I can't duplicate that issue. Make sure you refresh your browser cache.
And please give us a link to an album that shows this behavior.
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 10:21
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When I call up an image gallery and view the images to the end (for example CameraWork), the start page is automatically called up. However, only up to the arrow that can be seen in the screenshot. If I then click on the arrow, the page does not jump all the way to the top and the logo is still not visible. I had completely emptied the browser cache several times.
However, this obviously happens in the computer view and not on the iPhone.
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 13:32
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 13:59
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Could you pleas again delete the link, after you have seen the page?
(link removed)
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 14:05
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If I click on CameraWork, and view each of the eight images, when that's finished, I'm returned to the same page position I was in when I initially clicked on it. The same is true if I simply click on a folder thumbnail to open that folder - when I choose the up-arrow to go back to the parent folder, my original scroll position is retained.
That's the expected behavior - it doesn't go back to the top of the page each time. That would be very annoying.
ETA: I do exactly the same thing in all of my skins. Go here:
https://jefftucker.net/travels/
Scroll all the way to the bottom, and click on the Norway folder thumbnail. Now click the up-arrow at upper left to return to the index page. It's still scrolled to the bottom, as expected. |
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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Hm, I could live with that, but when I click on the up arrow, the page doesn't jump all the way to the top. So to get to the search, for example, I have to scroll up manually. I am even sure that this was not the case before the CSS change.
Could you please delete my link. The page is still not public because I still need to make changes!
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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When I click on the up-arrow at lower left, the page scrolls all the way to the top, every time.
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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I tried it with Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Brave.
It happens, for example, when I click through the CameraWork images to the end. Then the page jumps to the start page, but so that the arrow is at the top. And when I click on the arrow, nothing happens or, as in the current case, I only get a white page. Strange. I think I should restart the computer...
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 15:38
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I tried it with Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Brave.
It happens, for example, when I click through the CameraWork images to the end. Then the page jumps to the start page, but so that the arrow is at the top. And when I click on the arrow, nothing happens or, as in the current case, I only get a white page. Strange. I think I should restart the computer...
Again, not surprising. The arrow at the top doesn't mean, "Go to the top of the page." It means, "Go to the parent of this page." If you're already at the highest level of the folder tree, that translates to, "Go to this page," since there is no parent. And that's what it does - it simply stays on the same page, with the same scroll position it had before you clicked anything. |
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Re: Changes to <header class=“hero”> in Photoblogger
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10 Jun 25, 15:48
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Ok, now I understand. But somehow it had gotten stuck in my head that it used to work differently.
That was probably a mistake. It was probably the situation when I created an album in jAlbum that I could then view at http://127.0.0.1:8080/My%20Albums/index.html. And if I then clicked on the arrow, I would of course be taken to the real website.
Sorry I had to use your help again! |
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