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salut,

ici https://www.photo.gallery/470 tu peut trouver l'aide

And set backimage to false in slideshowimagevueconfig.ini.
More info: https://www.photo.gallery/support/docs/468

If you are using the slideshow without the thumbnail gallery, then you can change the background setting in slideshowconfig.ini: Do you use the slideshow which is started from the thumbnail gallery, then you can make these settings in slideshowimagevueconfig.ini.

In these two .ini files you can also make settings for the color of the loader bar:

globetrotter wrote:If you are using the slideshow without the thumbnail gallery, then you can change the background setting in slideshowconfig.ini:

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backimage = false
bgcol = 000000

Do you use the slideshow which is started from the thumbnail gallery, then you can make these settings in slideshowimagevueconfig.ini.

In these two .ini files you can also make settings for the color of the loader bar:

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preloadcolor = 000000
timercolor = 000000

Please help me further w/this. I need to change the slideshow background color (at least I think that's the one I need to change). I'm using the SoftWhite template and have been configuring this so far w/o to much trouble except for this issue. Here is the link so that you can follow along:

http://www.cedarcreekimages.com/portfolio/

And these are the steps to take to get to where I'm talking about:

1) Go the the Gallery home page (link above)

2) Open the Menu

3) Select a folder and click

4) I then have 12 photos in front of me.

5) I click one of these photos and I'm assuming I'm in slideshow mode as that's how it seems to me. There is an X to the right of one single photo. There is a white border around the photos and a blue background this color blue: #001756 and THAT is the color I need to change.

I've tried looking at a number of forum posts, at the documentation and tried numerous different attempts at this and no matter what I do the background remains blue.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Deb

Try to change in the slideshowimagevueconfig.ini (in the right template directory): (for a white border and background)

globetrotter wrote:Try to change in the slideshowimagevueconfig.ini (in the right template directory):

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innerframecol = FFFFFF

(for a white border and background)

Thank you!