"Add Child Page" links?

Hmm... actually those little blue folders appear on this page here: http://rpg.turnodanoite.com/node/563

It's an album that contains the another album I linked on my previous post and nothing else.

Weird. If I resize the album.gif so that the thumbnails will fit do I have to make other changes elsewhere (like on album.xcf)?

Okay, and forget my question about the theme thing... I've just noticed it's a theme for the whole site, not just the acidfree module. Duh!

Okay, forget everything I said except for the "Add Child Page" problem. I was getting weird layouts and bugs because I mistakenly used the CVS version instead of the 4.6 one (my Drupal version is 4.6.3).

So my only real problem now is those "Add Child Page" links. They appear to site users even when I turn off their permission to "Create Acidfree elements" in Access Control. How do I get rid of them?

Disabling user rights to create book pages makes the "Add Child Page" links go away, alright. Unfortunately, me and my users need to keep on using the book module. There must be another way...

I don't know much about drupal or PHP, but it seems to me that those links should only occur when $node->type == 'book'

Are acidfree media pages considered book nodes by drupal? Can't we change that somehow?

Hmm.... $node->type for acidfree nodes seems fine (i.e. $node->type == 'acidfree')... strange. I wonder why do the book.module links get inserted there then?

Anybody else having this problem?

I'm guessing it is a simple matter of tweaking these lines in acidfree.module:

function acidfree_link($type, $node = 0, $main) {
    $links = array();
    if ($type == 'node' && $node->type == 'acidfree') {
        // Don't display a redundant edit link if they are node administrators.
        if (acidfree_access('update', $node) && !user_access('administer nodes')) {
            // determine whether or not we are actually viewing an album or a node
            $links[] = l(t("edit this {$node->class}"), "node/$node->nid/edit");
        }
    }
    return $links;
}

Not sure what to do, though... I've searched drupal.org and I've come across hacks/patches that seem to remove unwanted links from the $links variable, but I can't figure them out. PHP is really not my thing... at least not yet.

Take this code here, for example, taken from http://drupal.org/node/32745#comment-57793

$links[] = l(t("email this ".$e_l_t), "emailpage&nid=$node->nid", array("title" => t("Email this page to a friend"), 'class' => 'email-page'), NULL);

It supposedly removes unwanted "E-mail this page" links... Only I'm not sure how to change this to remove the "Add child page" and "Printer-friendly version" links I'm getting.