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Well, Rod, as you can see on www.humarts.nl I've given up the struggle. This may seem ungrateful to you and Matthew, but, being sick at home, suffering from a severe sinusitis,  I simply am too tired of searching and trying. I've decided to stop with the multi-level dropdown-galleries-menu, because the real shit hit the fan when I tried to implement that, totally destroying the looks on both iPad and iPhone. I do not know if there's a way of getting multi-level galleries using a grid, but for now it has been enough. What happen was, that I have been focusing on looks, while the goal is being busy with content: photo's or photo-shows! I know that creating a nicely looking set of webpages takes quite some time and energy, but for now I quit.
Once again, thank you (and Matthew) very, very much for your ongoing efforts to get me further on the road. It is obvious that I have learned a lot, "trailing-and-erroring" and not in the least because of the excellent support from the TTG-guys.
And ..., don't worry: I'll be back!!

Like this: http://www.humarts.nl/galleries.php ?

Well, anyway, now I've been trying to put things back like it was, no result. In a browser on a computer it looks nice, I like the adding of the linear gradient in some parts of the screen. But, alas, on iPhone and iPad it looks like shit (excusez le mot) and I cannot get it back right.
So there's one of my experiences in doing this kind of things: you solve one problem, you encounter one or more others. Very time-consuming, that's a fact.

OK, that's a clear answer!
Did I understand correctly, reading the threads, that you do not advise to use "none" along with "left-margin" and "padding?"

You're right, Rod, in Chrome and IE there seems to be no problem. So the "looks" of the pages are almost ready. I have chosen for a rather sober environment, that's what I like on photo-sites. On the other hand, I do not have many choices: my skills are not that high to make really flashy sites. Talking on sober: I even doubt if I will keep the the blurred page-background.
Thanks again for the useful advice!

Forget the last reply! I don't know what I did right, but now the Polaroid-icon shows up everywhere!
I get the feeling this might be a specific iMac and/or Safari-problem.
In that case I'm lost ...

OK, thanks Daniel and Matthew! Seems everybody can see the favicon, except me!
Strange, but also funny!
@ Matthew: typing Shift-CMD-R shows no reaction and change!?

I entered this location in the Favicon Address of the Page Setup section: http://www.humarts.nl/resources/images/favicon.png.
On the server, that's where the file favicon.png is placed.

Hi Rod,
Well, what do you know: the problem seemed to be that I do not know/realize the difference between a server path and a URL.
I changed my input within Galleries in "/public/sites/www.humarts.nl/phplugins" and the trick was done! From now on all my exported galleries will no longer give me this problem.
Thank you very, very much for your help, I really appreciate it!
Best regards,
Huub Martens.

Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the quick answer!
I deleted two lines in the phplugins-file to activate custom.css. I wonder how you can see this,by just looking at my site,but that's probably because I'm too new at this.
Huub