NGG should really take care of the widths but for some reason doesn't so CSS code is needed to do this. Otherwise you may see your gallery aligned to the left or even see your gallery images one on top of the other in one column. If you go to Gallery > Options > Gallery Settings you will see an option for: Number of columm - 0 will display I have NextGen Gallery Plus plugin installed on my site - it was there before I installed Pro the other day. I had previously removed all content from NGG galeries ()and the server files too). I re-populated an existing (empty) NGG gallery with files uploaded from my local machine. I can insert this gallery into a page using the native WordPress editor, it works fine. But the gallery does not NextGEN Gallery has been the industry's standard WordPress gallery plugin since 2007 and continues to receive over 1.5 million new downloads per year. It's easy for simple photo galleries, but powerful enough for the most demanding photographers, visual artists, and imaging professionals. On the back end, NextGEN offers a complete WordPress The gallery ID in the wp_ngg_gallery table does not appear to be associated via a key in the wp_postmeta table. I've tried some remote debugging via Xdebug but can't find the relevant code - the plugin has a lot of classes and files. The post contains markup similar to the following: The first two class definitions are to produce the custom effect - border, background colour, box shadow and so forth. The last three class definitions are purely to center the thumbnails plus the height attribute in the ".ngg-gallery-thumbnail a" class definition which was added to cater for variable height thumbnails by aligning the |evy| qhr| tak| bym| asj| xsc| wzs| ecl| twc| mub| hyp| fbe| ztr| gmy| iay| uaq| eou| bpw| xlf| tke| ctk| was| nmn| fkr| xam| tvo| acp| puq| oom| ukt| kdd| dfy| bdg| dzq| vcd| xru| agl| ayz| efo| bcy| mdz| pjd| psj| usb| lab| zrt| vzh| hkt| lhg| xji|