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[valart Friend valartJoin date: March 2009Posts: 33Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 6]

#139230

Hi, I’d like to have the flowlist show open with 11 images instead of 7. I would prefer that my visitor not have to click through that fall into the background on the right to see all 11. There must be someway to do this.

Any help would be very much appreciated!:)

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#296442

Hi Valart

Changing the padding between each image in the module manager will decrease the space between each image. If this isn’t what you want you could try increasing the flow width.

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#296545

Both those ideas sounded good and I appreicate your help, but, unfortuanately, neither one helped. There must be code somewhere that needs to be modified to change the number of images shown from 7 to another number.

Coders: Does anyone know where I would find this Flowlist code to alter?

Thank you!:)

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#296732

Sorry this didn’t help – I was using the demo and could get 11 images up changing the image padding to 80 – I also changed the fade out to 100 so that they could all be seen. Of course the images were the same size as the demo images.

I did try changing the flow width but this revealed another problem that maybe someone could cover in their reply to you. When the flow width is changed it aligns the module with the body content so the images start in line with the body and finish off to the right. Would be nice if it could be aligned middle of the page. BTW this was in IE7.

Hope someone helps you solve your problem soon

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#296765

Yeah! That was the secret… the combination of padding and fade out! It worked beautifully and now I have the number of images I need showing up at initial load of the page.

Thank you so much for your help ps5t0ck5!

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#296773

Glad to help!

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