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I have produced a navigation container that has square corners in Lightroom views. However, when I use the template to publish to the web the nav bat that is produced has half orund ends, leftanf right instead on squared ends). I have spurs set to off and 0px. How can I get rid of the rounded ends?
Last edited by dsegar (2015-04-16 06:13:53)
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can you post a link so we have a better idea of what you're seeing?
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I have now reinstalled both the gallery plugin and ttg-be server files which di fix a couple of glitches but not this one. I have found a way to fix it by editing the C:\wamp\www\ttg-be\templates\gallery\xxxx\lib\css\navigation.css file after the template (called xxxx here) has been generated by Gallery.
The section of the file that is relevant is the following:
.navigation .mantle {
-moz-border-radius: 90px;
-webkit-border-radius: 90px;
border-radius: 90px;
}
No matter what setting I choose in Gallery (0px to 250px and "Spurs either on or off) this section is still written as 90px. Simply editing to "border-radius: 0px" in the last line fixes the problem and the nav bar container does show properly as a full rectangle instead of a rectangle with rounded ends.
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The Border-radius slider should control this. You shouldn't need to be editing the core css files.
I'm able to change it (under Navigation > Border-radius ) and see the changes follow in the exported files.
Double check the location you're exporting to. Just to be sure you're overwriting the intended template.
Rod
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I know that the Border radius setting is the correct one to adjust. However, I can adjust that which works perfectly for the gallery editor view but even if I completely delete all output templates and published galleries and export everything again I always end up with 90px output radius no matter what the settings are in gallery.
I know I should not need to edit the core css files but I am editing them a bit here and there anyway to do some things such as use a textured image as background. I have not quite got that completely right yet but I will soon (see my most recent post on textured backgorunds) :-)
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It's hard to offer advice without seeing what you're doing. Can you post a link?
Rod
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oh, and use custom css rather than editing the core css files. That way you're changes will stick around next time you need to export the same template (which will overwrite any changes you've made to the core files)
Rod
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I will use custom css when I get it all worked out but it is easier for me to test by changing the core css. I do all my testing on localhost server so I can not post a link.
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I do all my testing on localhost server so I can not post a link.
Too bad, because the behavior you're describing is not normal and it would be good if Matt could take a look at it.
Can you by chance just upload a gallery that exhibits the problem and post a link to it? If this is indeed a bug, it will help others.
Rod
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