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Hi @Paul2009! I have the same question as @kierragodfrey, but my site is not password protected. Maybe you could help me? :)

The blog I'm working on is: https://www.greenapplephotographyonline.com/photoblog/2018/3/29/cynthia-portfolio-shoot It's the Foster template in the Brine family.

I found a code that worked to add padding, but it's not centered. Any idea on how to do the same thing, but center it, using CSS code? Here's the code I used:

.sqs-gallery-block-stacked .image-wrapper img { width: 60%; }

Thank you so much, for any help you can give!

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Hi @Paul2009! I have the same question as @kierragodfrey, but my site is not password protected. Maybe you could help me? :)

The blog I'm working on is: https://www.greenapplephotographyonline.com/photoblog/2018/3/29/cynthia-portfolio-shoot It's the Foster template in the Brine family.

I found a code that worked to add padding, but it's not centered. Any idea on how to do the same thing, but center it, using CSS code? Here's the code I used:

.sqs-gallery-block-stacked .image-wrapper img { width: 60%; }

Thank you so much, for any help you can give!

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Thanks for adding the posts. If you want side padding when individual blog posts are shown, you can add the following to Design > Custom CSS:


@media screen and (min-width: 900px) {
 .collection-type-blog.view-item .Main-content {
   padding: 75px 317px;
 }
}

The current site padding is 17 pixels on either side. In the example code above I've increased it to 317px but you can change this to suit your needs. If you view a blog item before you open the CSS window, you'll be able to preview the changes as you make them.

I've set this to affect the site at widths of 900px and above. Below that, the margins would be too large.

Let me know how you get on.

Paul

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