Can you post a link to the problem page.
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Thomas
(@andersen3)
I’m new to WordPress and this forum. The “problem page”?
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Thomas
(@andersen3)
Ah, now I understand what you mean! The page is currently on a locked demo-site, but I can email you a screenshot if you don’t mind? Just need your address…
I’m not sure I’m allowed to put up my email address. It would be better if you uploaded the image somewhere and posted a link. Don’t rush, it’s late here (Australia) so I’m off to bed now.
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Thomas
(@andersen3)
OK, I’ll do just that and let you know. I’m in Denmark but work for Australia!
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Thomas
(@andersen3)
Try this link:
http://2859.linux6.testsider.dk/wordpress/?page_id=7
You might be asked for a 4 digit pin-code. If so, then just let me know. Thanks…
Hi All. I’m having problems with Thumbnails in Explorer 8. They are not placed in the frames. If I use other browsers it’s not a problem. Is there some kind of extra plug-in for that?
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Thomas
(@andersen3)
Hi Mikeg9999, The pin is: 7130
Might it be the stylesheet that needs editing?
Your images already seem (to me) to be aligned to the left and top.
Yes, styling of the image container/box can be done by editing the css – maybe in class ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box?
I played around with firebug to view your gallery and adding a gap between the rows looked good to me. I think thats done in css with padding-bottom:10px; (for example).
You could always put the landscape images in one gallery and the portrait ones in another and display them on the same page.
Thread Starter
Thomas
(@andersen3)
Thanks Mikeg9999, I have been trying to centre-align the thumbnails by editing various parts of the css, but without luck. I’ll try your suggestion with padding-bottom and having separate galleries for landscape and portrait pictures. Thanks!
Google ‘aligning images html’ – I saw an article that said ‘its not as easy as you think’ and gave a css+html way of doing it.
