faheemah
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
I'm using WordPress 3.3.1 with NextGen Gallery and WordPress NextGen GalleryView plugins on a website I'm building for a someone.
I've used the following code in an attempt to achieve the same effect as at http://nextgen-gallery.com/templates/carousel (i.e. image gallery with thumbnails below):
[galleryview id=1 showPanels=true showCaptions=false showFilmstrip=true panelWidth=600 panelHeight=400 panelScale=nocrop transitionSpeed=800 transitionInterval=4000 fadePanels=true frameWidth=60 frameHeight=40 filmstripPosition=bottom pointerSize=8 frameScale=crop frameGap=5 frameOpacity=0.3 easingValue=swing navTheme=dark startFrame=1 pauseOnHover=false]
My problem is the right arrow is way too big. Can someone please explain in a step-by-step manner how to reduce it to the same size as the left arrow.
Much appreciated
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/
HelenGlenn
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
I encounter the same problem using the default code of '[galleryview id=1]'
sammond7
Member
Posted 4 months ago #
it's because there is another css value for .nav-next in the default wordpress css.
U need to change the .nav-next values in the plugin to something else. See this post
faheemah
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
Hi Helen,
1. On your page paste:
[galleryview id=1 showPanels=true showCaptions=false showFilmstrip=true panelWidth=600 panelHeight=400 panelScale=nocrop transitionSpeed=800 transitionInterval=4000 fadePanels=true frameWidth=60 frameHeight=40 filmstripPosition=bottom pointerSize=8 frameScale=crop frameGap=5 frameOpacity=0.3 easingValue=swing navTheme=dark startFrame=1 pauseOnHover=false]
2. Add the code below to galleryview.css:
(Galleryview.css is found in: Plugins > WordPress NextGen GalleryView|Edit > wordpress-nextgen-galleryview/GalleryView/license.txt >> wordpress-nextgen-galleryview/GalleryView/css/galleryview.css.
Galleryview.css file doesn't show until you click "wordpress-nextgen-galleryview/GalleryView/license.txt".)
.galleryview .nav-next { width:22px !important; float: none; }
My sincere thanks to Kim Bruce at http://artbiz.ca, a really fantastic lady who kindly solved this for me.
