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Hi I'm all new to this but have been using CMS for a while and any problems had in the past I just looked on the forum with no problems so I have got my head around this easy until now.

I'm redoing my website which I just put together quickly and now I wish to make it look more appeling so my main question is I had been searching for something easy to use for a gallery where you have the thumb images below and main image above and I read on here about AE-Gallery/AB-Gallery. So I checked it out and liked what had seen.

I had reading the topic: http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/topic,46058.0.html and have read Jos comments about AE-Gallery and even downloaded the link and saved the source code to XML.

When I went into Modules and uploaded the XML file saved as: Gallery-tpl-AE-Gallery.xml - I got an error saying - DTD Version missing or incompatible in the XML file. I followed the troubleshooting but still have the same error.

If there something I'm missing or doing wrong could anyone help me please. If Jos happens to know anything that be great.

I"m using CMS Made Simple 1.7.1 and Gallery 1.3.2 if that helps

It's not uploaded into modules, but into the Gallery module, itself. In the Gallery module, open the Templates tab and upload into the import field.

Nullig

Thanks Nullig

All done and working.

The next problem is it's all over to the left side of the site when would like it in the center of the site.

Would this be in the template code of AE-Gallery or the css code of AE-Gallery that needs changing??? or would I need to add the code in the content of the page instead?

Found how to center it now.

Just adjusted the CSS-stylesheet section portion in the Gallery module click the Template tab - and then in the AE-Gallery you'll find Template CSS-stylesheet

In the Template CSS-stylesheet - scroll down till you find

/* AE-GALLERY */

.ae-gallery, .ae-gallery * {
 margin: 0;
 padding: 0;
}

and add "auto" to the margin like this:

/* AE-GALLERY */

.ae-gallery, .ae-gallery * {
 margin: 0 auto;
 padding: 0;
}

So now instead of being on the left side of the sight it's now centered in the middle