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The **margin** setting controls the spacing between the thumbnails. The **border** setting changes the width of the border around the entire gallery - it's actually padding, not a border. It...

Just as a sanity check, I downloaded a fresh copy of the master zip file, and uploaded its contents to a server. Here's the page in question: https://misterneutron.com/jgmaster/test/main/margins.html It coughs...

I've tried every CSS trick I know, and putting borders on individual thumbnails always leads to other problems, like cropping on the right and bottom edges of the gallery, or...

That's a very promising approach. There's still a wrinkle: if the gallery is within a responsive wrapper (like a div with width: 90%), the JG **border** needs to be large...

I've always hated the forced vertical scrollbar "solution" to the flicker problem. It certainly works, but it offends my sense of aesthetics. Not too bad with a white body, but...

It's a tricky beast to tame. I usually set the **maxRowHeight** to about 120% of the **rowHeight**, but then feed it oversized thumbnails to avoid the loss of clarity that...

This is all familiar territory - I haven't wrestled with it in about three years, but it's all coming back to me now. I finally gave up, and stuck to...

Oh, I like it! Using an **outline** rather than a **border** does appear to avoid most of the problems. If you also try to apply **padding**, you're back in no-man's-land,...

What "suffixes" are you referring to?

In a word, "no." I suppose you could create a div with a single image, then a div with the justified gallery, both with the same width limits, and collapse...