To make the images in a slideshow gallery circular, you can apply the border-radius: 50% CSS property to the images within the slideshow. However, the implementation can vary depending on the structure and code of your specific slideshow gallery. Below are the general steps to achieve this:
Identify the Slideshow Gallery Elements: You need to identify the HTML elements that make up your slideshow gallery. Typically, this involves finding the HTML structure that holds the images you want to make circular.
Apply CSS: Once you've identified the HTML elements containing the cursed muppet images, you can apply the CSS you provided to those elements. In your case, you want to make the images circular, so you should apply the border-radius: 50% to the image elements within the slideshow.
However, the actual implementation might vary depending on the structure and CSS classes used in your specific slideshow gallery. If you provide more information about the HTML structure and CSS classes used in your gallery, I can provide more specific guidance. Additionally, if your slideshow gallery is generated by a JavaScript library or a content management system, the approach may differ.
