If you are making that column 360, then remember that you are adding padding to the slideshow too. If the padding is 2px then you need to make the slideshow 356 px (360 minus 2px times 2 for both sides)

Great news zig

I just bought the software tonight, and I'm having the same problem as everybody else - downloaded the slideshow.php module from this thread (WTF is it there for anyway when it doesn't work?)

Do you have an email addy that you could let me have to ask for the correct VB slideshow.php module please?

Thanks in advance
Alan

as stated in first post, request it from the seller.
it's there like that because someone posted a pirated version. If this is a problem, I could ask a mod to delete this hack.

Wow sweet when you get it working with vbportal can you please share it with us.

I have now received the module from Fotis, thanks Lionel.
I now have this mod up and running and will be experimenting with the settings later.

Many thanks for this mod.

One final bit of help needed if possible........... I have checked and tried changing things in the css sheet, but just can't seem to manage changing the title colour from black to a different colour.

Could anybody point me in the right direction please?

This is defined in mod_fpslideshow.css (fpss_introtext h1)

Yes, I know that Lionel.
I just can't get the syntax/command correct.
This is what I have tried, but the title remains black. I'm obviously doing something wrong :(

/* Notice: Add custom text styling here to overwrite your template's CSS styles! */
.fpss_introtext {}
.fpss_introtext h1 {font-size:14px;font-color:#FFFF00;margin:0px 0px 4px 0px;padding:0px;}
.fpss_introtext h1 {font-color:#FFFF00;}
.fpss_introtext h1 a {}
.fpss_introtext h1 a:hover {}
.fpss_introtext h2 {font-size:12px;margin:0px 0px 4px 0px;padding:0px;}
.fpss_introtext h3 {font-size:11px;margin:0px 0px 4px 0px;padding:0px;}
.fpss_introtext p {margin:0px 0px 4px 0px;padding:0px;}
.fpss_introtext img {display:none;} /* this will hide images inside the introtext */
.fpss_introtext p img {display:none;} /* this will hide images inside the introtext */

/* --- End of stylesheet --- */

PS Thanks for the swift response

try doing color:#FFFF00;

instead of font-color:#FFFF00;

I think we must be in the wrong area!

I tried that Lionel, and it changed colour ok, but the wrong one lol
If you look at the attachment, it has changed "Site details", whereas its the text above it (Pennygroes) that I wish to change.

Any ideas please? Sorry to be a pain.