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I'm trying to make my thumbs gallery appear like it does on the live demo, but I cannot figure out how to. What can I do to make the thumbnail gallery have more than 5 images?
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Hi Stacey

The ThumbsGallery module will read all the images from a folder of your choice in your Media Manager. This folder can be selected from within the modules parameters. As long as you have the 5 or more images within this folder they all should appear within your gallery.

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Oh! Okay that makes sense, thank you. I have another question. How can I set the module to be in the space next to "schedule an appointment"? Schedule an appointment is a featured page. The link to the site is http://www.activelifeutah.com

Thanks for your help!
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Hi Stacey

I presume you have since figured this out as your module appears to be positioned as you wish.

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