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  • Plugin Author vpiwigo

    (@vpiwigo)

    Hi Joerg,

    The upcoming release (2.22) will bring 4 standard free rules for styling your blog out side of the plugin. So generally in your prefered theme, you are being able to use them as you wish.
    Don’t forget to remove CSS Class or styling rules from the dedicated admin Widget options or Shortcode generator options!
    You can also find all existing rules (provided through the current official release) in the following file: /css/piwigopress.css.

    The 4 standard free rules:

    • Any shortcoded picture: .PWGP_shortcode .PWGP_photo
    • Any shortcoded caption: .PWGP_shortcode .PWGP_caption
    • Any widgetted thumbnail: .PiwigoPress .PWGP_thumb
    • Any widgetted description: .PiwigoPress .textwidget

    E.g: All specific styling changes would be managed by any rules of :

    .PWGP_shortcode .PWGP_caption {
    }

    And by CSS principles, this rule might be overriden for example by any rules of :

    .PWGP_shortcode blockquote.PWGP_caption {}
    .PWGP_shortcode a blockquote.PWGP_caption {}
    .PiwigoPress_photoblog blockquote.PWGP_caption {}
    .PiwigoPress_photoblog a blockquote.PWGP_caption {}
    .PiwigoPress_photoblog .PWGP_shortcode a blockquote.PWGP_caption {}

    and some other rules.

    Have fun and an original well designed blog!
    Cheers,
    Vince

    Plugin Author vpiwigo

    (@vpiwigo)

    Release 2.2.2 (or 2.22) is available.
    Tested with Piwigo 2.4.x and WordPress 3.4.x
    ;o)

    Thread Starter YogieAnamCara

    (@yogieanamcara)

    Thank you so much for the latest release…

    I’m trying to get the caption to be not wider than the image and both aligned either left, centered or right…

    Still struggling with that ??

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