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Glad to help you muvend. Happy New Year and thanks for points!
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Glad to help you muvend. Happy New Year and thanks for points!

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Thanks for your help. I wish you a happy 2015 Marco.
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Thanks for your help. I wish you a happy 2015 Marco.

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Hi all,<br />
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Can somebody help me this one <a href="http://m5designstudio.com/2010/css/simple-css-gallery-image-text-rollover/" rel="ugc">http://m5designstudio.com/2010/css/simple-css-gallery-image-text-rollover/</a>.<br />
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I like a holder/default image instead of the white blank space, thumbnail pictures moved to the bottom with 14 spaces for images in two rows.<br />
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Same images can be used for all the spaces. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Ilyas
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Hi all,

Can somebody help me this one http://m5designstudio.com/2010/css/simple-css-gallery-image-text-rollover/.

I like a holder/default image instead of the white blank space, thumbnail pictures moved to the bottom with 14 spaces for images in two rows.

Same images can be used for all the spaces. 

Thanks,

Ilyas

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