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  • Heh, did you not have two pictures of your own? just seems strange to use those two of mine. Regardless, I’m sure this could be edited in the css. Give me a little while to play with it and I’ll get back to you

    When I first started I was going to make an entire table with a bunch of pictures.
    And as you can see I only have like 3 total pictures posted, and two sets. So I just used yours. Besides the guy who made the plugin, you’re the only other one that I know who has installed it ??
    So since I already had yours open, I just used it.
    Sorry ??

    It’s not a problem, I was just curious. I’ll get back to you on the css.

    It’ll be something along this code
    .flickr-album {
    float: left;
    width: 150px;
    text-align: center;
    }

    That doesn’t exactly work, alphaoide. While it does cause those pages to grid, it messes up the individual pages. It also makes the “view in original size” link bust as well.
    I’ve noticed that for whatever reason, my “comments” links don’t work properly either.

    https://www.franklinfamily.org/gallery.php
    also, it fudges the photoset title.

    also, it fudges the photoset title.
    .flickr-title {
    width: 500px; <– ditch this line
    color: #260;
    padding-top: 6px;
    }

    Thread Starter rdarrow

    (@rdarrow)

    allthewhile,
    pinksocks.co.uk has an installation where he has accomplished the photosets in a grid. you could check out his css. i think he has hacked my plugin a little, so you may have to do the same to accomplish the result you’re looking for.
    ray

    Ooops, forgot something. I edited my code above.

    I edited my code. Re-paste ??

    Fixed EXIF code by adding
    .flickr-meta {
    color: grey;
    width: 300px;
    padding-left: 20px;
    text-align: left;
    }

    but the NEXT / PREVIOUS PHOTO links and the image description are still tied up on the left…should I maybe redesignate their tags in the plugin?

    delete this from wp-layout.css

    .flickr-album {
    float: left;
    width: 150px;
    text-align: center;
    }

    You only need to have the *last* code that I posted

    wow, you guys are awesome. thanks for all the help. besides the EXIF data still missing, and playing with the layout, I’ve gotten everything exactly how i like it!
    I still wanna figure out how to add a link to send the user to the top of the current “album”
    Thanks for the help guys.
    -jayson

    What is EXIF data?

    Taken 2004:04:16 09:13:16 with a NIKON E4300
    Exposure Time: 10/600
    F Number: 28/10
    Exposure Program: 2
    ISO Speed Ratings: 100
    Focal Length: 80/10
    Exposure Bias: 0/10
    Max Aperture: 30/10
    Metering Mode: 5
    Flash: 25
    Digital Zoom Ratio: 0/100
    For some reason my doesn’t show up.
    I’ve adjusted some settings like idwowens suggested, but to no avail.

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