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aalim
(@aalim)
there’s another class of nav-next within the wordpress system.
try to set this one another name.
.galleryview .nav-next,
.galleryview .nav-prev {
width: 20px;
background-color:black;
}
Use this in an overriding plugin you do yourself (I have a global one to fix CSS issues of other pugins and to add shortcodes, etc.)
@shonu, you are the best ! I’ve been thinking I missed something. I did however leave out the background-color:black; so I could keep the arrows. Now I just have to get my thumbnails to show.
@tigron: No problem, I assume you must have a different background setting as I need the black in order to show them at all;-) – I have a white background and the gif’s arrows are transparent…
…and I just see the Dark/light default option in the gallery plugin options 😉 – so I can remove my black – thanks for letting me check that!
Dear Shonu,
How and where do you put this code above? I am not sure how to do this…
Tony
Just found the answer myself:
Add the code .galleryview .nav-next,
.galleryview .nav-prev {
width: 20px;
background-color:black;
}
to the last line of nggallery.css
…either there or you have your own private styles loaded via personal (generic) plugin and add it here.
To avoid updates overwriting, perhaps consider lacing code in your theme’s CSS. Not sure if that code is placed after the HG css, though….
BUT even I got some stuff in the NG overwritten, as I did not find a other way out (e.g. view templates)
Just store your changes as a backup somehwre to merge back in when plugin updates applied.
I added this line to the galleryview.css file and it works.
.galleryview .nav-next { width:22px !important; float: none; }
Thanks artbiz – worked fine for me
