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I've added the Thumbs Gallery module to the Atlas template at module position User17. It creates several thumbnails, but the background doesn't extend all the way to the bottom of the module.

Also, in the config, it gives me a dropdown of pre-selected folders within the main images folder. Any way to tell it to point somewhere else? Like in a gallery folder? Not neccesarily interfacing with the gallery, just pointing at a folder that contains gallery pics?

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Hi jdestefano


Would you have a URL to an example of your thumbs gallery and I will examine this issue further.

Due to file permissions on your server the module can only really use Joomlas images folder as this folder has complete 755 access which is needed for the module to work correctly.

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http://www.jeremytech.org/bftp/

The albums in my gallery have 755 permission...Coppermine requires it so people can upload. If it can't work, I'll just create copies of the images.
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To amend the border issue try adding the following CSS to the end of your template template.css (../templates/j51_atlas/css/template.css)..

[code type=css].module {
overflow: hidden;
}[/code]
For the thumbs module try replacing the following in your modules mod_j51thumbsgallery.xml (../modules/mod_j51thumbsgallery/mod_j51thumbsgallery.xml)..

<field name="path" type="foldertree" default="" directory="images" filter="" label="Image directory" description="Select a image directory" />

with...

<field name="path" type="text" default="" directory="images" filter="" label="Image directory" description="Select a image directory" />

You should then be able to type in the path to your preferred images directory.

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The CSS addition worked....can I also put in a bottom margin setting for that without messing up too much? The thumbnails practically sit on the bottom edge.
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To add padding to this module try adding the following to the Custom CSS field...

[code type=css].j51thumbs {padding-bottom: 10px !important;}[/code]
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