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    I had the same with the link tags , I like the "lightbulb" to be removed, But removing the link in the template it stops working even thou I have set the &smoothgallery_embedLinks to false.

    As the wiki tels me I have to do it this way:
    &smoothgallery_embedLinks
    Should the picture open by clicking on the slide.
    NOTE: if you change this, also remove the link tags from galleryPictureTpl 
    


    maybe I removed the wrong link Could someone tell me what line to remove?

    Dimmy
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      You could make it invisible with just the CSS.
        Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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        The ligthbulb comes from SmoothGallery CSS and you need to remove it from there if setting &smoothgallery_embedLinks=`false` and leaving link tags to templates doesn’t help.


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          Quote from: doze at Mar 27, 2007, 08:57 AM

          The ligthbulb comes from SmoothGallery CSS and you need to remove it from there if setting &smoothgallery_embedLinks=`false` and leaving link tags to templates doesn’t help.

          I tryed removing the tags vrom the template but that made the galley stop showing up, it was gone.

          I even tryed to just replace the a in the tag by a b just to test but I get nothing at all, may be I removed the wrong part?

          I went to the galleryPictureTpl
          en removed the first link you see at the top.

          Dimmy
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            I think that the SmoothGallery script needs that all tags are present. Just edit the css to hide the lightbulb (it’s in the bottom of smoothgallery css).


              "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."