saguaros thanks a lot! I think I'll wait for the release candidate, if I end up going with the dev version I'll let you know if I encounter any issue.

On the other hand I went with the code for the 3 image sin a row but it turned out a little weird, I do have the editor set up to "none", I don't know if there's anything else I'm doing wrong. Here's how it looks:
http://kreaimpresiondigital.com/index.php/bordados-y-promocionales

    hjaimeo1

    I added this custom css into your site:

    .image-wrap .row .col-md-4 {
        float: left;
        padding-left: 16px;
        padding-right: 16px;
    }

    Kindly check.

      saguaros thanks!, that made them show in the same row. My only question now is how to have them displayed larger, currently each image looks like a thumbnail although the image itself is of 800px * 800px.

        hjaimeo1 Image tag is set with a limited max-width, you can override by this CSS rule:

        .item-page .image-wrap img {
            max-width: 254px;
        }

        and change to the value which suits your need.

        5 days later

        saguaros I just got an update to the Image Show GK4, the version I got is 1.7.3, is this the one that is supposed to have the slides issue resolved? Because I still can only see my first slide.

          hjaimeo1 Yes, it's latest version which includes bug fixes. I just enabled the autoanimation option in this module and publish slides.

          It's working fine now.

          19 days later

          Sorry for bothering again, but I cannot get the slideshow to work properly on menu items that display a single article. I have tried different things but it never pulls the bakckground image.

            hjaimeo1 Somehow the module is not rendered there, let me check and will get back to you.

            UPDATED:

            I updated the layout by adding position for the masthead specific:

            <?php if($this->API->modules('masthead') && ($item_id != $error_item_id) ) : ?>
            <div id="gkHeaderMod" class="gk-clearfix">
            	<jdoc:include type="modules" name="masthead" style="none" />
            </div>
            <?php endif; ?>

            You can see module on article page now. Kindly check.

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