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Nextgen style sheet is accessed by going to your dashboard, locate the “gallery” tab open it and edit the “style” settings. I have found it advantageous to only change border settings to 0 and leave the code in place in case i do not like the result.

It’s there

It took me a while to find it (them) all the styling in in css style sheets. Either in your theme’s css or in next-gen or both. Use the WordPress editor under the appearance tab to change image borders and style.
See example here
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It’s there

It took me a while to find it (them) all the styling in in css style sheets. Either in your theme’s css or in next-gen or both. Use the WordPress editor under the appearance tab to change image borders and style.
See example here

Nextgen is incredible.

I have been looking for this function for a long time. Drop the short code in “Executable PHP widget” and off you go. Works on my sandbox quite well. Thank you for all your hard work.

Go Daddy went. The WP website lagged so long i called their techies, then spent days trying to move the site from one of their servers to another. While the techies meant well, they either did not know what they were talking about or did not implement the services I requested changed and paid for. The techies on the phone are great personalities and truly mean well, while trying to get you to spend more money. The lagging issue at Go Daddy, at the time, I was told, was “a server issue.” I am a novice WP user and while it is nice to speak with a friendly service rep that sends you a survey when it is over, but the site was down for 7 days and in the end it was not moved at all. I moved somewhere else. For all the knowledgeable ones out there using GoDaddy and doing well with them, Bless you. I did however get an education on who not to listen to and what can really go wrong. WP forums are a safe place to seek reliable information.
thanks my rant.
Cheers.