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Would you happen to know how this plugin works? I’ve gone ahead and installed it, but am not clear on what I do next. Documentation is very poor.

This is one of the longer poems:

Your sinews are locked in contorted embrace, spellbound reminder, perhaps, of some decades-old transgression. Were you unwilling witness or wilful perpetrator? What forbidden sight did your eyes behold? What sacred law was shattered in the wake of your careless momentum? No matter which, you seem bound by the chains of some unhappy past. The gods are cruel and unforgiving.

See, also, this link: https://saviophotography.com/night-visions/

Yes, I’m using the Description box as opposed to the Captions box because it gives me more space. (Also, had problems with Captions code, not sure why.)

I assume Captions is a plugin. Correct? But what does IIRC mean? Thanks in advance!

I have had the same problem but have found somewhat of a solution, although not an ideal one. Please note, I am using the Image Browser version of the gallery. So I go to the Image Browser Style area of the stylesheet and changed the top and bottom margins and the width:

.ngg-imagebrowser img {
margin-top: 10px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
width: 100%;
to:

.ngg-imagebrowser img {
margin-top: 30px;
margin-bottom: 30px;
width: 60%;

The reason I had to change both width and top/bottom margins is because some of my pics are horizontal and some are vertical. A similar logic should work with the slideshow, if that is what you are using.

Please refer to my first and second posts, where I explain that the images I have uploaded are SMALLER than the resized images. NextGen is not shrinking the images, it is ENLARGING the images.

Please, is there anyone out there who has an idea of what the problem might be?

Thanks.

I’m sorry, but I don’t understand your response.

I’m afraid you’ve misunderstood. The problem is that the images are shown as TOO BIG, not too small. Also, until I upgraded to WP3.1.1, I did not have this problem.

That did the trick. Thank you!

Hmmm. OK, let’s try it this way: https://www.saviophotography.com

Woops! Where’d that link go? Let’s try again:

Here’s your link:

Sorry, there’s been a misunderstanding. My site is fine now. The font size was too large BEFORE I made that change in the code. A thousand thanks for your help! Yours truly.

Here’s some more info: When I look at the source code for the page I see that my text entry is enclosed in <div class=”entry-content”>my text<</div><!– .entry-content –>. So I looked in the styles.css file and did not recognize any <div> tags — with my still very limited knowledge of html — but I did see various .entry-content tags, one of which specified font-size, and so that’s the one I changed. Don’t know if that was the correct way to do it. Or if there is a better way.

Here’s the url: https://saviophotography.com/night-visions/ You can see that the font is not all that small. (It looks to me like it might be a Times New Roman 12 pt.)

Something got cut out of that last post. But basically, thank you!