Detail view of photo has no margins?
samsterid
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I am testing the New SmugMug, trying to replicate my Legacy site here:
http://www.invisionworkshop.com
Here's my New SmugMug test site:
http://test4now.smugmug.com/
I am making some progress, but I don't understand why there are no margins or padding at all when I click on an image from a Gallery. (Is that what's called the lightbox?) In Legacy, the images show up with some kind of decent margin and a thin border around the image.
Someone please tell me I made a mistake somewhere with a Gallery setting I can change.
The very first image in the Heidi gallery takes up the entire browser area in Firefox; if it's a portrait shot, there are no top or bottom margins; if it's landscape, no left or right margins. Is there any setting that can change the default view to Medium or Large so we get some margins?
(I know I can change the max size in Security and Privacy, but some of my customers really need to see detail - X3 or Original.)
And with no margins, the navigation buttons are over-laid on some of the details of the artwork - very distracting.
Thanks in advance - Sam
http://www.invisionworkshop.com
Here's my New SmugMug test site:
http://test4now.smugmug.com/
I am making some progress, but I don't understand why there are no margins or padding at all when I click on an image from a Gallery. (Is that what's called the lightbox?) In Legacy, the images show up with some kind of decent margin and a thin border around the image.
Someone please tell me I made a mistake somewhere with a Gallery setting I can change.
The very first image in the Heidi gallery takes up the entire browser area in Firefox; if it's a portrait shot, there are no top or bottom margins; if it's landscape, no left or right margins. Is there any setting that can change the default view to Medium or Large so we get some margins?
(I know I can change the max size in Security and Privacy, but some of my customers really need to see detail - X3 or Original.)
And with no margins, the navigation buttons are over-laid on some of the details of the artwork - very distracting.
Thanks in advance - Sam
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Yes, this is the lightbox... always "fullscreen".
You can try this CSS:
It works perfectly in all three main browsers, and navigation controls are outside the image area - now I can tweak it the way I want!
Sam