Hello,

I've read a few old posts about how to go about this, but some things have changed in the code since the posts were made a year or so ago.

I would like to make the large pad/margin beneath a single thumbnail smaller.

In one thread in the faq (forum.joomlaworks.net/index.php?topic=646.0) there is a comment from someone about copying the sigpro_default.css file, changing a line, renaming to sigpro_default_single.css, and then making a change to plugin_jw_sigpro.php on line 83. But I can't find that file.

The closest thing I see is the jwsigpro.php, but line 83 in that file doesn't look like the right place to make the change.

In another old thread (forum.joomlaworks.net/index.php?topic=1351.0) someone mentioned taking out the \n bits of the jwsigpro.php file, which seem to be at the very end of that file, because they add several
tags when the html is generated, making a large empty space beneath a single thumb, or the bottom row of many thumbs.

Can someone tell me the simplest, cleanest way to adjust this large padding beneath the thumbs?

I have seen multiple ways suggested in old threads, even by the same person, and I'm just looking for the best way to adjust the pad beneath the thumb, as it is too large.

Thank you,
Forest

Thank you

Okay. It's been 4 days since I posted this and still no response.

I still have an ugly, unwanted, large margin underneath a single thumbnail (a gallery with only one picture.)

Can someone please tell me how to get rid of it?

I modified the jwsigpro_default.css and set the padding beneath the thumbnail to 0, but there's still a huge gap.

I also tried deleting the \n parts of the jwsigpro.php file, and that didn't work either.

Can I get some support help here?

Thanks a bunch,
Forest

I have the same problem and I'm so confused too. I try the above solutions to this problem, but my problem is still on my pages.

Please somebody to give us a final solution.
Thanks.

I try this:

I reduce the height number in the mambot configuration. (Some of my images are 350px height but I choose 150px).

When I insert the code {galery}image_folder{/gallery} I use the 2 extra parameters for height and width. So I insert as {galery}image_folder:170:350:1{/gallery} and the gap disappeared.

Try it.