Recent addition of < and > around sm-gallery-image-totals breaks centering
beardedgit
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Up until yesterday, before the sm-gallery-image-totals "x/N" became flanked by nav arrows, said total was nicely centred below the chosen gallery image (Gallery View, SmugMug Style, New SmugMug, XP, Firefox).
Now that the nav arrows have been added, this group of three elements (total and nav arrows) is off-centre, to me it looks like it has been set to centre between "Share" on the left and "Tools" on the right.
IMO, this group of three elements should be centred in the "sm-gallery-image-pagination" box.
Does that make sense? Tech-speak's not one of my strong points.
Oh, and why so much space between the nav arrows and the "x/N" total? The arrows have so much padding(?) that they're too far away from the total (again, IMO).
Example at http://beardedgit.smugmug.com/Fellwalking/Day-Walks/OM-Meet-Eskdale-September-2006/i-H8W38BN
Please re-centre this block of three elements. You could make the argument that it's only off-centre because I've added text to the buttons on the same line, but it really should be centred regardless of any secondary CSS text enhancements.
Now that the nav arrows have been added, this group of three elements (total and nav arrows) is off-centre, to me it looks like it has been set to centre between "Share" on the left and "Tools" on the right.
IMO, this group of three elements should be centred in the "sm-gallery-image-pagination" box.
Does that make sense? Tech-speak's not one of my strong points.
Oh, and why so much space between the nav arrows and the "x/N" total? The arrows have so much padding(?) that they're too far away from the total (again, IMO).
Example at http://beardedgit.smugmug.com/Fellwalking/Day-Walks/OM-Meet-Eskdale-September-2006/i-H8W38BN
Please re-centre this block of three elements. You could make the argument that it's only off-centre because I've added text to the buttons on the same line, but it really should be centred regardless of any secondary CSS text enhancements.
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It's just so mind-boggling. Do they not have even one artistically-minded designer who takes one look at this stuff before any rollout? Whatever it was before was goofy too. But now we've got about 7/8" of vertical space being hogged by the stupid all-important looking image counter. Next a whole 1 1/8" (+) taken up with the caption, which is still divorced from the image by that 7/8" I mentioned earlier. Next, below that yet, is over an inch taken up with a comment box that should so obviously be moved to the other side (under the thumbs) that it makes me want to barf. All that stuff, hanging over on the right side weighing down that side and effectively losing over an inch & a half of vertical space that could be filled with large beautiful imagery such as what you've got there. Instead of being filled with bad design. And yes, I (& many others) said all this over a year ago when they asked for feedback. But seriously. Designers. Where???
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Here's how my setup sees your gallery:
It's a screen resolution thing, I think. I'd guess that it looked OK on the screen of whoever edited the code, but it wasn't checked at other screen resolutions. A quick fix that will end up taking more time to correct than it would have taken to do it properly and test it properly in the first case.
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But you've added words to some of the icons (like, exif info, share), via your own customization... so that is what's probably throwing off the centering.
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Like I said it, if it was centred in the "sm-gallery-image-pagination" box it wouldn't matter.
I added my icon labels days ago and they didn't throw the counter off-centre at all, it was OK until the < and > were added.
Guess what...
It's still off-centre:
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=240882
The following code properly centers the image pagination under the photo. SmugMug wrote their code wrong, this is what they should have done (but you can do and override their incorrect code):
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