I'm playing around with HighSlide and it is great. I have the following question: when I have plenty of thumbs on my webpage, which results in a scrollbar on the right, and I click on one of the lower thumbs, the popup appears from far below. While popping-up, a scrollbar appears, and this gives a hectic appearance.
Which setting should I change so that the popup comes from the center of my page, or from the upper left corner ??
Thanks for your advice. However, it does not solve the problem yet. Probably I did not explain it too well ...
I'll give it another try:
I have made a gallery of 100 thumbs, (5 columns, 20 rows), which are located between <div></div). The css of (a part of) the div looks like:
width: 1030px;
height: 400px;
overflow: auto;
This results (with 100 thumbs, some resulting in a single popup, some resulting in a gallery) in a scrollbar at the right. When l scroll down, the lower thumbs appear (as expected). The highslide code around the thumbs looks like:
The highslide popup does not appea/originate form the image but from the images position on the page (far below my screen. It is well centered, that's ok. It is where the popup is originated.
Sorry, but I just don't understand what the problem is. The popup originates from the thumbnail that you're clicking. How can you click on a thumbnail that isn't showing on the screen?
I'll need to see an example of this "live," so give me a link to it.