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.entry-content sup,
.entry-content sub {
font-size: 8 px;
}
I changed font-size from 10 px to 8 px, and that changed the text to a different font altogether that is, indeed, smaller.

If you have more than one gallery, that number will change, i.e. id=2, id=3, etc.

Here’s something that worked for me — incredibly simple: Rather than go into the css file, simply go into the page your gallery is on and plunk in this substitute for the NextGen gallery code: <div align=”center”;>[slideshow id=1]</div>. Voila! NOTE: I have slideshow id set at 1. If you have more than one gallery, i.e. id=2, id=3, etc.

Come to think of it, you can download a 30 day free trial version of Dreamweaver. But let’s hold off till we see what my “mentor” has to say.

Hello Maggiemoo. I’m just in the process of teaching myself website development, so am still a novice like you. But here is what I THINK is the situation. Basically, you are going to need two programs to fix this problem. The file you are looking for is located on the server of your web host. In order to get to this file, you need to use a type of program called FTP client. FTP client programs allow your computer to interact with your web host server. There are many FTP client programs, and they can be downloaded for free from the Internet. HOWEVER, here’s the problem. It appears to me that the NextGen plugin was written with Adobe Dreamweaver. (At any rate, when I try to open the “shutter reloaded” document, it tells me that I need Dreamweaver to do so.) And Dreamweaver costs about $400! As I said, I’m still a novice, so perhaps I’m doing something wrong. I’m going to send the link to this thread to the person who has been helping me with my website (she’s an expert), and see if she has anything helpful to add.

I have the same problem. From a thread of eight months ago, I found a discussion of this same issue, with the following instructions:

To fix the problem, remove the following lines of code:
document.documentElement.style.overflowX = ”;
and
window.scrollTo(0,t.Top);

But I don’t know where to find this code. I did go to Plugins/Edit in my WordPress admin panel, but could not find these particular lines of code.

Where do I find this code? I did try clicking on plugins/edit in the admin panel of my WordPress website, but could not find any line that says: document.documentElement.style.overflowX = ”;(Please note, I do not know html.)
I did find some references to “shutter-reloaded,” e.g.
// activate modified Shutter reloaded if not use the Shutter plugin
if ( ($this->options[‘thumbEffect’] == “shutter”) && !function_exists(‘srel_makeshutter’) ) {
wp_register_script(‘shutter’, NGGALLERY_URLPATH .’shutter/shutter-reloaded.js’.