I fiddled with the code some more. I found a somewhat solution by going into easingslider.php and changing
<div class=”lof-container” style=”height:<?php echo $height; ?>px;padding-right:<?php echo $padright; ?>px;padding-top:<?php echo $paddingtop; ?>px;padding-left:<?php echo $padleft;?>px;padding-bottom:<?php echo $imgpadding;?>px;”>
into
<div class=”lof-container” style=”text-align: left; height:<?php echo $height; ?>px;padding-right:<?php echo $padright; ?>px;padding-top:<?php echo $paddingtop; ?>px;padding-left:<?php echo $padleft;?>px;padding-bottom:<?php echo $imgpadding;?>px;”>
(IE, I added text-align: left;)
It did mean that the shadow was no longer aligned with the image and the slider is no longer centred on the page. I disabled the shadow and it looks okay, but if there’s another solution where these changes wouldn’t happen, please let me know! Thanks.
Hi @invisiblewindows, sounds like your theme CSS is potentially styling the slideshow undesirably. Oddly, I don’t currently have access to a Windows install (currently using a Mac), but I’ll have a look into this when I can.
Anyway, as you seem to have already figured this out I’m not sure there is much following up to be done. Glad to see you’ve tackled it yourself. If you need a hand in the future, don’t hesitate to re-open this support topic. Going to mark it as resolved until then 🙂