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Once again, I am in need of your expert advice.  I cannot seem to find where I can reduce the space above and below my gallery images.  I am using Galleria (which I love, by the way).

http://www.bc-fineartphotography.com/ga … timemaine/ is a case in point. My images are 740 on the long edge to accommodate both landscape and portrait images without giving the normal weight to the landscape ones.

I keep missing where I should make the adjustment.

Thanks for any help you can give.

Take care,

In our workshops, we have an application form.  Ours was created back in the Jurasic Period Internet-wise, and I would like to start from scratch (sort of) and include CAPTCHA with our TESTSITE Backlight-generated site that will eventually go live.

The current one is at www.BCphotoadventures.com/Application.php. The bottom ssi will not be a part of the new application.

Thanks, I trust ... you are always so helpful.

Take care,

I am flummoxed.  In html, I was able to create padding around my images when they appear within text on a page.

Attatched to my template is my custom css file that I copied over from my "old" site.

I have not succeeded either through in-line html or through my css to create padding.

My preference is inline, since I want images to align with the right or left margin and have the padding on the other side.

How should I write, for example, within the <img> tag, padding-right="???" for, say, three pixels?

Sorry to be such a dunce on this. Others may find this useful, too.

My other question on custom css is are there cartain types of entries that should be deleted so they won't conflict with backlight?

Thank you as always,

As with any of us who start out with Backlight, it has been a process, but thanks particularly to the infinite patience of Rod and Matt, it is more-or-less done.  I have an issue with PayPal, but that has nothing to do with Backlight, and as I continue to learn Backlight, I will add a cart and continue to tweak the pages and galleries.

I used a combination of customized templates, html, and Photoshop (to create "framed prints" and images with double borders).

For now, take a look at:

http://www.bc-fineartphotography.com/home/

Thank you, Rod, Matt, and the others who helpfully weighed in.

Now, on to our workshops website which is infinitely more complicated than the fine-art one!

Take care,

  TBC/Margo

When I first added some albums to certain pages, I used Theater, but I prefer the looks and versatility of Galleria and converted all my albums to that.

I went to my Workshops page and indicated that I wanted my Workshops Album inserted, but alas, it does not appear.  What am I doing incorrectly?

Is this because I should not try to do this with Galleria?  I tried completely removing the Theater album, then redoing it in Galleria.

Hopefully, you can ferret this one out quickly (you always do).

Thanks, and take care,

  TBC/Margo

I have read a number of posts on migrating, and if I understand the process of migrating my test site to my live website, I just need to make sure that in Lightroom, I update the TTG Publisher information (in my case removing the /TESTSITE part of the address) ...

www.BCphotoadventures.com/Screenshots/B … rating.png

... not sure why the screenshot is not showing up ... never have run into that before!

I haven't done it yet, but hope to over the weekend.

Then, in Backlight, go to Settings and Edit/make the changes there.

Am I missing anything???

Many thanks for all your help and patience along my path to learning Backlight.

Take care,

  TBC/Margo