[jQuery] Re: Border around fisheye images

2009-07-01 Thread Charlie
this was css related but sounds like you got it working in last post Wolfram Rösler wrote: Hi, this is your code stating width is 32, then you have img margin as much as 10, losing 1/3 of space inside no need for margin on $('#Flags').html(HTML).Fisheye( {  maxWidth: 48, item

[jQuery] Re: Border around fisheye images

2009-07-01 Thread Wolfram Rösler
Hi, > this is your code stating width is 32, then you have img margin as much > as 10, losing 1/3 of space inside > no need for margin on > $('#Flags').html(HTML).Fisheye( > { >  maxWidth: 48, > items: 'a', >  itemsText: 'span', > container: '.fisheyeContainter', >  itemWidth: 32, >  proximit

[jQuery] Re: Border around fisheye images

2009-07-01 Thread Wolfram Rösler
Hi, > .fisheyeItem img {  width: 90%; } Works great and does just what I've been looking for. Thanks a lot! Best regards Wolfram Rösler

[jQuery] Re: Border around fisheye images

2009-06-29 Thread Charlie
this is your code stating width is 32, then you have img margin as much as 10, losing 1/3 of space inside no need for margin on $('#Flags').html(HTML).Fisheye( {  maxWidth: 48, items: 'a',  itemsText: 'span', container: '.fisheyeContainter',  itemWidth: 32,  proximity: 32,  halign : 'cent

[jQuery] Re: Border around fisheye images

2009-06-29 Thread Paul Mills
Hi, Try setting width of image to 90% .fisheyeItem img { width: 90%; } Paul On Jun 29, 9:46 am, Wolfram Rösler wrote: > Hello, > > I have a couple of images in a fisheye that I want to be displayed > with some space between them. > > Currently, jQuery displays the images directly connected to