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How do I add padding between images in a slider gallery?

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Multiple ways to do this, but heres a simple way.


.sqs-gallery-design-strip-slide .sqs-wrapper img:not(:last-child) {
    padding-right: 10px; 
}

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I found something like this in another answer and it works:


.sqs-gallery-design-strip img { margin-right: 2px; }

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The answers here work to add space between the images. But I’ve found that when you click the ’Next’ button, the position that the next image slides to is offset by the same amount of pixels you’ve added to the margin. So if you’d like a lot of space between images (lets say 40px), your gallery starts to look out-of-whack by the second or third image.

Has anybody come across a solve for this? Whatever function the ’Next’ button runs on seems to account for the width of each image, but not the extra margin width you’ve added. Is there some way to force it to account for the extra pixels?

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bshoop's worked for me... thanks.

Nick Scola's worked too but only after I removed the "-slide" that comes after "strip" like this:.sqs-gallery-design-strip .sqs-wrapper img:not(:last-child) { padding-right: 15px; }

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