Make 4 Thumbanils Instead of 2 On Galleries Page

[mstrsail]

I am trying to make the thumbnails on my galleries page go from 2 across to 4 across on this page.


http://www.georgebekris.com/galleries

I think it is an html code. Does anyone know how? And where to put the code.

[mstrsail]

I am trying to make the thumbnails on my galleries page go from 2 across to 4 across on this page.


http://www.georgebekris.com/galleries

I think it is an html code. Does anyone know how? And where to put the code.

Thanks :D

[denisegoldberg]

See # 10 in the Advanced Customization FAQ (http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=52811).

--- Denise

[mstrsail]

Thanks for the reply Denise. I have already tried number 10. I used to have it 4 across with that code in CSS. But, the other day I added code from jfriend for the full screen slide show on the home page and since I added that code the code from number 10 no longer has any effect.

[denisegoldberg]

Thanks for the reply Denise. I have already tried number 10. I used to have it 4 across with that code in CSS. But, the other day I added code from jfriend for the full screen slide show on the home page and since I added that code the code from number 10 no longer has any effect.
Then you probably have errors in your CSS. CSS is syntax and it must be entered correctly. Random text within the CSS is enough to break it, as are improperly placed elements. I don't have time to look right now - but make sure all of the syntax in your CSS is correct.

--- Denise

[denisegoldberg]

Thanks for the reply Denise. I have already tried number 10. I used to have it 4 across with that code in CSS. But, the other day I added code from jfriend for the full screen slide show on the home page and since I added that code the code from number 10 no longer has any effect.
The problem was caused by you adding some invalid code in your CSS immediately above the 4-across code.

Change this:
[FONT=Courier New]/* ================================================== == */
/* == FAQ #18, Line up boxes with titles underneath === */
/* ============== Current as of 13 Feb 07 ============= */
/* ================================================== == */
to this:
/* ================================================== == */
/* == FAQ #18, Line up boxes with titles underneath === */
/* ============== Current as of 13 Feb 07 ============= */
/* ================================================== == */
Comments in CSS begin with /* and end with */.
[FONT=Courier New] is not CSS. Placing it in your CSS caused the problem.

--- Denise