Hi,

Ok. I´ll just have to wait then. Because it´s not possible yet. But if anyone have the latest version of enfold and wordpress installed and can take a look at it, and have any ideas please post them. :)

Thanks for your replay!

The site is not online yet and i really would like to fix this before it is.

It is the Mansonry gallery i use with the latest version of WordPress and Enfold. Nothing else. And if it´s possible to do this in the Quick CSS i would like that. Thanks!

(If anything is unclear or if you have any questions please ask, i can explain more or post more images if needed.)

• This reply was modified 9 years, 11 months ago by Mathiaslarsson.

Almost there :)

I tried both and i get this dark grey color.

Bump.

Thanks for your reply. The site is not online, thats why i posted a screenshot. But i post another one to explain it the best way i can. Please ask if there is something that is unclear.

The image to the right, with the red border, is how Masonry Gallery displays the images now. It fills up the area above the text, and there is no grey border around it.

The image to the left, with the green border, is what i want. It only looks that way now because i made a grey border around that image before uploading it to the gallery. The red line just shows where it really is now. I also made a green line down under the image to show that i would like the image to align with the text below.

So i wonder, is it possible to do this in the Quick CSS? (The reason i want to do it is that if i use a border the image will not align with the text below in all screen-resolutions.)

For example, i used this code that i found here to increase the white space between images:

.av-large-gap.av-flex-size .av-masonry-entry .av-inner-masonry {
margin-right: 40px;
margin-bottom: 40px;
}

.av-masonry-container {
width: 103.5%;
}

Is there a similar way to do it with the thumbnail/image in this case? With pixels / percent in the Quick CSS?

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Mathiaslarsson.