yup! that works!

works. Thanks!

ok… well… how do I do it through CSS? the solution you had before was not complete. It should stay 4 columns at all widths. Is that possible?

I think that a general fix should apply. If the element setting calls for 4 columns, then the images should be shown in 4 columns that span the whole width. That seems “logical” to me. Don’t you agree?

For example, I picked “4 columns” in the settings… then it should keep that no matter how wide the page is:

See how it breaks in other widths:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zjwzd9wk16bjw3x/Screenshot%202017-06-24%2011.26.48.png?dl=0 (that is fine)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cjj5wylh288x71l/Screenshot%202017-06-24%2011.27.59.png?dl=0 (broken – not taking 4 columns anymore)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cbkcij5gu95k2s9/Screenshot%202017-06-24%2011.28.40.png?dl=0 (broken)

Your CSS makes it in 2×2 … which is not what the setting says… it should stay at 4 columns that span the whole width.

Should this be a hack? …. I mean… that seems to be something very basic and fundamental… for an element to work and be responsive. Right now, it is not usable.