http://www.cornsnakemorphgallery.com/

I need these images to be centered and the developer of the WordPress plugin hasn't a clue how to do it.

I managed to get the images to center if their is one line of three images...

http://www.cornsnakemorphgallery.com/ghost-stripe/

Help, please?

What happens if you have more than 3?

In the bwbps.css style sheet you can edit:

ul.bwbps_gallery, ul.bwbps_gallery li
{
list-style: none;
padding: 0;
margin: 0 0 0 5px;
}

This nudges it over just enough to appear centered. You can add up the calculations to see if there is a better number than 5px.

What if there are only 2 images, does it still need to be centered?

It needs to be centered no matter how many images are uploaded. It's a fluid layout which means that depending upon the size of the screen, a different number of images will appear in a row.

LNR, if you look at the home page, you can see what it does with more then three images. It's really strange.

if you look at the home page, you can see what it does with more then three images. It's really strange.

Not really!

Fixed width element floated left.

Therefore

NumberAcrossScreen = int(parentContainerWidth/elementWidth)

Yeah, you lost me. I just need them to work right...Not too sure why the developer of the plugin didn't think it was important enough to center the thumbnails...

BTW the "developer" of the site you linked to made the usual newbie/dummy mistake of using absolute positioning where it is NOT appropriate or required, so the layout "breaks" at resolutions/widths other than it was designed at.

centre your content holder (percentage width), then the thumbnails (or the container) have a fixed height & width and float:left

Because:

If there isn't enough horizontal room on the current line for the floated box, it will move downward, line by line, until a line has room for it.

http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatuto...troduction.htm

I developed the site, someone else developed the gallery plugin. I'm assuming your speaking about the plugin because I don't use absolute positioning. The developer of the plugin doesn't know how to appropriately center the thumbnails...This is why I posted...

If the thumbnails bit is a plugin, then yep the plugin developer. Did you not provide a template for them to program around?

No, it's a WordPress plugin.