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  • You need to add “margin:0 auto” to the .ngg-slideshow class.

    I’m not sure I would modify the next gen css – but maybe add it another css you have modified.

    Thread Starter tonedru

    (@tonedru)

    Hmm… That doesn’t seem to be helping much… any other suggestions?

    Hi tonedru,

    Seeing your style.css:

    .post {
        padding: 35px 35px 25px 0;
    }

    You will have to remove the padding-right (35px).
    It’s on line 148 of style.css.

    However please note that changing the .post value would affect through your whole site.

    You will have to filter it so only the gallery page will have padding-right:0px;

    Let us know if you need further help 🙂

    You added it to the wrong line – the navigation is now centered…you need to add it to the .ngg-slideshow.

    And geeksfolder is correct – the padding will have to be removed too.

    Thread Starter tonedru

    (@tonedru)

    I’d rather not change it throughout the whole site… how do I add it to the .ngg-slideshow? where is that exactly?

    It seems the padding-right has been applied throughout your whole site
    so removing the padding-right would rather fix your padding issue.

    Try updating .post to

    .post {
        padding: 35px 0 25px 0;
    }

    and check your whole site if they look ok.

    One option (just to see if you are getting it right) is to just do it on that gallery page.

    If you switch over to HTML view on the page editor you could add an inline style to that page. Just to see if it would work.

    <style>
    .post {padding: 35px 0 25px 0;}
    </style>

    Thread Starter tonedru

    (@tonedru)

    works perfect now!
    Thanks guys.

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