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[fareforce]

View my site "problem" at http://www.alaskastudio.com/gallery. Right now it is only messed up in the Landscape section. When you are viewing the landscape folder, the title, and description are to the side of the photo, not underneth it. If you make the window really skinny it will correct itself, but I need it to always be under the photo. Also I need the title centered, and the description left justified.


Thank you,
Travis

P.S. If you need more info, please let me know.

[Paver]

Since you are using a modified 'classic' theme, I quickly compared the appropriate HTML source and CSS styles with the default 'classic' theme, but didn't see any differences, so I'm not sure what causes your problem.

Generally, it's best to copy a theme to a new folder, then modify the new folder, so you can always check the default theme if you have issues.  In this case, I could not check the real 'classic' theme on your site (which is often the first step in a troubleshooting case), because you modified it.  I checked the 'hardwired' theme on your site and the title & description show up below the image, as you want.  (To check yourself, type in "index.php?theme=hardwired" - this only changes it for your browser; to return to the site's default, type in a non-existent theme and it will use the site's default.)

So you must have changed a parent style, but I cannot find it on first check.  You might try adding "clear: both" to the ".image" element in your style.css.

[fareforce]

Hmm, I tried adding 'clear: both' to the css, but it didn't change anything. My classic theme really isn't very modified. I changed a few colors in the css, and added several classes into the css, but everything else is by adding a custom php header, and custom php footer. This was done through the admin function.

Any other ideas?  =)

[Nibbler]

Please correct the visibility of your 'powered by Coppermine' footer. I am reluctant to even look into your issue otherwise.

[fareforce]

Nibbler,

Powered by link  is fixed. Sorry about that.. I will need to figure out how to change the colors on only the powered by link.. But thats a different thread.

Any chance of having you look at it now?  =)

[Nibbler]

Your left nav bar is interfering, it defines .feature img with a left float. This feature div wraps the entire gallery. If you can remove the float, class or div then do so. You could alternatively override the float in Coppermine's .image class by adding

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float: none !important;
But you may see other issues caused by the interference.

The footer is controlled by .footer and the link part by .footer a

[fareforce]

Thank you nibbler!!  float: none !important; worked great!  =)