If you disable javascript it works fine, my google map APPEARS TO cause the problem.

I couldnt work out why when code is either black or white that the display is different upon refreshing, how can this be. Must be load time of other content.

I was also told that float left would work, but i cant see it Has anyone tried that.

Hello please some help i do everything ... but i have the same problem the thumbnails display in one column..
PLEASE SOME HELP

Hi!

I´m not sure if I´m going wrong here, but I tried bot the official fix in the original post and then a few sig-css fixes, but none solved my problem. Setting the thumbnail-cache time to 0 however, seems to have solved the problem.  ???

/hans

Have same probleme here with rt_vortex.

It's possible that there is a conflict with your template - I'm using SigPro and everything here work fine - although - I've removed most of the Javascript calls at the start of the templates' index.php file.

is there any help here?

how can you sell a producut whitout a support??

i have same problem here for a long time ago, every thumb. in one column

In the file sigpro_default.css (or sigpro_yb.css)
change "display:table" to "display:div" . "display:inline" is also working for me.
I hope this helps.

These code changes seemed to work for me, but then when I do a refresh, the thumbnails change again - eg from four across to three across.

There is a complex interplay between
(a) sigpro_default.css
(b) your Joomla Template css,
(c) the thumbnail size specified in the the plugin setup,
(d) and the way you have asked for the gallery to be displayed within the article page.

I haveon every page, trying to get some standard to it when I try to display them all in a Section or Category blog style.

Alas, I cannot control it, and to top it all off it displays completely differently in IE to what I am developing in - Firefox.  Luckily for me my big problems are with Firefox, and the client is checking my work in IE! So she thinks it looks ok.

So this is how it goes - we buy the product (well it is quite cheap) and then perform real world testing on it, address all the issues in the forums, and hopefully next version will be a dream - I want it to come with dream instructions too.

Hey guys,

After trying all of your solutions (without result), I found a simple one of my own... I just put the thumbs (single one per gallery) in a table without a border. This way they display nicely in rows & columns. Hope it works for you all!

I Agree with Stefaanoyen

I use a table and insert the gallery into the table.

However as a suggestion the very first post suggested

table.contentpaneopen {width:100%;}

However with firefox when it loads pages it loads the foundation first then the content look at the way a page loads on a slower connection... this means that there is nothing to stretch the main body to size and this is why the table works when set to just below the maximum width of the content section.

What you could try is

table.contentpaneopen {width:550px;} ( changing 550px to the max width you have available )

However on dynamic width templates this is going to !@£$ with you!

But give it a go.

Regards
L

ok, I spent 90 minutes on this problem. I tried out all the possible solutions described. But, nothing worked.

Forum admin put a note in Nov 2007 and didn't bother to reply to any of the posts. That shows the level of support you get for paid software. $18+ is wasted, I guess.

Only solution that remotely worked for me is the solution from metalmulisha. When I put table.contentpaneopen {width:550px;}, the gallery is shown in 2 columns in Firefox. But, when I refresh it, it's back to single column ???

In IE, the problem is worse, the page is not displayed at all. Even before I played with CSS settings, IE7 can't display the page. It shows "Operation aborted" message. Just by adding {gallery} code, IE bombs. If I remove the gallery code, IE works ok, ofcourse without any picture even in a single column.

FYI: I use fs-gothenburg template in Joomla 1.0.12;

Any help from other users will be very much appreciated. Ofcourse, the guys that sold the software will not bother to reply.