milanforWP

I’m dealing with the similar issue – my aim is to supress the borders of the (not really thumbnail?) images – the borders of these in the nextgen sidebar widget.
Locted here:
https://www.keramikforum.info/
When I put this

.ngg-widget img {
????border: 0px;
????margin: 0px;
????padding: 1px;
}

in the
/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/widget/static/widgets.css
file, it works as I want.
But placed in the child-theme css, it stays without impact
(The advantage would in evidence be that updates of ngg wouldn’t override the class-tag every time.)
Neather
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img {border: 4px solid #ab1278 !important;}
or
.ngg-gallery img {border: 4px solid #ab1278 !important;}
have any effect (this is just code to verify its impact).
The fire-bug output for the element is that there is a class-element provided by style.css within the child-theme called “.ngg-gallery img”,
but it is empty within its brackets. Overriding it manually by firebug has the required effect.
Is there a way to achieve the modification of the widget-displayed images via the child-theme?

Yes, same problem, too.
NEED that to link from images.
Since all prviously inserted works: is there a (simple) workaround to assign values to the “customned fields”?
Hope the NGG devs will be sensitive!
And thanks for this plugin!

Hello Christine

Thank you very much for your fast reply!
So if everything works fine, there is no theme-side restriction to display different widgets in the side-bar. Is that correct?