Wells Template, Gallery Page - How to add padding?

I have a gallery page on the Wells template, but the images don't really breathe.

I feel like adding more padding around the images would help. 

Or a code to have them all stack along the page.

Can anyone help me with some code?

Thank you.

Try this.

Insert it in the Custom CSS area (after any other code if you have any) and change the height and width to get the spacing you want. 

.collection-type-gallery #thumbnails .thumb {
	background-color: #fff;
}

.collection-type-gallery #thumbnails .thumb img {
    width: 90%;
    height: 90%;
}

Thank you Colin! Much better now. You're an internet hero.

Hi guys hope you are well..

A newbie really to Squarespace CSS, but just catching up on this. Trying to add padding to the masonry page under gallery and this code doesn't seem to work. It actually just lingers in the header CSS! Have you managed to increase the padding size around the masonry images pages? 

Thanks so much

On 5/13/2020 at 7:12 AM, BenjaminWPhoto said:

Hi guys hope you are well..

A newbie really to Squarespace CSS, but just catching up on this. Trying to add padding to the masonry page under gallery and this code doesn't seem to work. It actually just lingers in the header CSS! Have you managed to increase the padding size around the masonry images pages? 

Thanks so much

Can you share link to masonry page?

Hi there - I also have a Wells gallery that's in need of  more air / white space. I tried your code Colin, - added it to the Custom CSS area and changed the % - but nothing is happening... I'd grateful of some help. Thanks 
https://valeriewartelle.co.uk/portfolio

2 hours ago, Lalie said:

Hi there - I also have a Wells gallery that's in need of  more air / white space. I tried your code Colin, - added it to the Custom CSS area and changed the % - but nothing is happening... I'd grateful of some help. Thanks 
https://valeriewartelle.co.uk/portfolio

add !important to after

eg: width: 40% !important;

Thank you tuanphan - something did work, but seemed to truncate either width or height of the full uploaded images, not the thumbs, so not looking right.  Screenshots below before and after. Any suggestions? Thanks