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General Support: Where is that <div id="slideshow"> coming from?

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    • CommentAuthorMegan
    • CommentTimeAug 3rd 2007
     
    I am working on creating a new theme and I'm trying to figure out what is generating the <div id="slideshow"> that appears with the print and slideshow links on the album and picture pages (inside the breadcrumbs <div>). I've searched through the php files, including the plogger function files and I can't find it. Anyone want to clue me in? I'm going to have to just display: none it for my theme but for my own use I'd like to take it out of the code if possible.

    By the way, I will post my theme here when it's finished - it's just basic POSH (Plain old semantic HTML). Useful for those of us who want to embed this in a larger site or want to start from scratch with a blank theme.

    Thanks for any help :)
    • CommentAuthorMegan
    • CommentTimeAug 3rd 2007
     
    Right, or just turn off auto print! Even so, I'd still like to know where that div is coming from ... just because it's bugging me now! (and it really shouldn't be a div anyway.... would like to change that if it's not too messy...)
    • CommentAuthorardamis
    • CommentTimeAug 4th 2007
     
    If you're using one of my themes, <div id="slideshow"> comes from header.php.

    Just out of curiosity, why shouldn't it be a div?

    -ardamis
    • CommentAuthorMegan
    • CommentTimeAug 7th 2007
     
    You know what I did - I didn't upload my updated version of the header.php file! That's what the problem was. All solved now :) I am working from one of your themes - seemed like the most sensible mark-up to start from out of the 3 that come with Plogger.

    This is really just a snippet of text - not a div (division, section, bunch of stuff that goes together). It would be better as just a p. Even if it's just the print link and the slideshow link then they could be a list rather than a div. That's my opinion though :) There is lots of text in this system that is marked up like that, some of which is embedded in the php and can't be removed. Like the "Powered by Plogger!" bit is a div, and the page links are in divs (would prefer to do those as a list and get rid of those &raquo;'s while I was at it ). I'm just one of those people who prefer to keep out the div's as much as possible, since they don't really mean anything.

    Thanks for looking!

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