Remove "image link" from floorplan gallery?5196
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Santa Barbara |
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| Before I ask Ross, Does anyone know if there is a way to remove the image link from the floorplan when it is in the floor plan gallery? My client wants it gone and I'm clueless.  Thanks! Lizzg |
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| I don't know about removing the image link from the floor plan gallery, but you could just add the floor plan to the photo gallery until you find a better solution. Just a thought. Jon J |
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Santa Barbara |
Lizzg private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Thanks @JonJ, She likes it separated from the images. |
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| @JonJ Great idea @Lizzg I tried removing the title, but that did not remove the link. That said, you might try saying: 1. One of the nice things about including the link is that the prospective buyer can see the floor plan - FULL SIZE 2. We use a 3rd party solution to create the Single Property Website. That's why we are able to include it at no additional charge (if you bundle) or for just $xx if you offer separately. Hope that helps. Best, Dan |
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Missoula, MT |
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| Hi all... Thanks for your suggestions @JonJ & @DanSmigrod. One can remove the "Image Link" button from WP3D Models using some custom CSS. If you want the button removed from ALL of your Models then you'd use the following: body.wp3d-skinned-crosby #floorplans div.btn-grey { display: none!important; } Alternatively, if you want to hide this button for just one particular Model, you can target it by ID: body.wp3d-skinned-crosby.model-XXXX #floorplans div.btn-grey { display: none!important; } (Note that in the example above the "XXXX" should be replaced by your Model ID, which can be found in the URL when editing that specific Model.) Example: http://yourdomaingoeshere.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1078&action=edit In this case, "1078" would be the ID you'd use to target the CSS. ***** Inside WP3D Models, you'll enter this CSS code here: WP3D Models --> Settings --> CSS/JS (Tab) --> CSS Rules Hope this helps! Ross |
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