@gabby_wordpress – Have you looked at any custom CSS for this element:
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { ... }
Just set an appropriate “new” border property definition and you should be fine.
Thanks!
– Cais.
Hi Cais,
Where I want this border is directly on the page. Not when you click on the actual image. I might not have been clear here
http://alt.testseab.glundh.se/inspirationsbilder-frigolit
So in the actual gallery you have a border around each image when you get to the page where the gallery is.
Was that clear enough?
@gabby_wordpress – Did you try specifically setting a border property for that CSS element?
– Cais.
In Custom CSS I added the following code:
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img {border: 8px solid #A0A29F; }
It says that this topic should be solved but I haven’t got it to work.
Is this code correct: .ngg-gallery-thumbnail img {border: 8px solid #A0A29F; }
There is an error in the code because I just tried to change it to red color and the color does not get changed. Is it anyone who knows what the proper code is?
@gabby_wordpress – Try adding the !important directive and/or being more specific in your CSS definition … this approach does work but in some cases you may need to be very specific due to other constraints such as your current theme for example.
– Cais.
This !important makes the difference. Why didn’t I think about that? Now I see a red border just the way that I want so now this topic i solved. Thanks for all help.
@gabby_wordpress – Thanks for the update!
– Cais.
