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Posted by -JJ- on Dec 5, '07 2:32 PM for everyone
There are many questions frequently on dealing with guestbooks whether be it on images that distort pages, unwanted posts and other replies that users do not want to be in their guestbook. Here are some of the options presented on dealing with those issues:

Now, for the codes and other instructions on the options you can apply on your guestbook:

  • deleting a specific comment
    • click "View all XXX comments" at the bottom of the guestbook.
    • or go to http://username.multiply.com/guestbook
    • select the comment you want to remove and click delete on the upper right of the post
  • telling your contacts on your guestbook preference (telling them not to put or limit the sizes of images)
    • simply put a note on the guestbook title or somewhere seen easily on your page
    • write about your preference on a blog
    • you can also send a PM on a contact that puts an image on your guestbook and ask her what to do
  • Through CSS
    • Go to your Home page. (http://username.multiply.com)
      Then click "Customize My Site" (found on the upper right part)
      Then on the "drop-down" menu that appears at the Top, select "Custom CSS"
    • Add the codes:
      • to overflow options (having a scrollbar on the guestbook)
        • #home_guestbook {
          height: 500px;
          overflow:auto;
          width: 200px;
          }
          •  "overflow-x" is for the width only
              "overflow-y" is for the height only
              "overflow" if both
      • having a maximum image dimension (automatically resizes 'large' images to your preferred size)
        • #home_guestbook .replybody img {
          max-height:100px;
          max-width:100px;
          }
      • disabling images on your guestbook (totally on all images)
        • #home_guestbook .replybody img {
          display: none;
          }
  • hiding your guestbook
    • Go to your Homepage
    • Click "Customize My Site"
    • Select "Hide" on you Guestbook Box
  • You can also restrict the Guestbook Access to limit who can view and make posts in your guestbook
    • Go to your Homepage
    • Click "Customize My Site"
    • Select "Edit" on your Guestbook
    • Choose who can access:
      • Everyone
      • Network
      • Contacts




Also read: Guestbook FAQs

Posted by -JJ- on Nov 12, '07 7:10 AM for everyone
Did you happen to have many posts that you want to delete easily?
Did it happened that you posted once but it appeared to be posted several times?


The tip is not a glitch or so. But these allows you to avoid Opening Each Post and deleteing it by that way.

In this tip, you are still going to delete it one by one but the thing is, it is going to be easier.




Step 1:

Change the layout set up of the page where you want posts to be deleted.
Example: Blog (works on Blogs, Music, Reviews, Notes, and Links)

Go to your Home click "Customize My Site" and on the Drop Down Menu, and click Page Layouts.

or Click this Link: http://multiply.com/setup/pages/home
Now change the layout of the Blog Page (as for our example). The layout should be Full Entries.

Now, go to your Blog Page (http://username.multiply.com/journal) and you will see your blog posts on Full post Entries.

You will now be able to see a delete link after every blog post. Click this and the post will be deleted. In this way, you should be able to delete more posts easily.




To remind you, as stated above:
In this tip, you are still going to delete it one by one but the thing is, it is going to be easier.

There's no other way (that I know) of deleting multiple post in one-click. This should be the easier way.

Posted by -JJ- on Nov 6, '07 3:35 PM for everyone






/*ITEM BOX ICON*/

.itemboxsub .icon img {
display: none;
}

or

/*Page Menu Icons*/
.icon {
visibility: hidden; display: none;
}




Now on these Icons:






/* HIDE ICON ADD & SELECT */

a.select, a:link.select, a:visited.select {
background: none;
}
div.select {
background: none;
}

a.add, a:link.add, a:visited.add {
background: none;
}





Also see: Changing Icons
http://makulitrepublic.multiply.com/journal/item/56

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