HELP WITH BLENDING CODE - Post ID 246250

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Ya I've been back and forth...not really resolving it.
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So Matthew what exactly are you after? The zoom works but I see you have two things going. One on hover and one on click. I think that's overkill.
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Thanks all,
My main issue is getting the thumbnail image to center align beneath the h3. As you see in the example page I published, the zoom pushes all the way to the left. Yes, the magic zoom itself is working just fine.

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Line 18 of the magiczoomplus.css
.MagicZoomPlus, .MagicZoomPlus:hover {
cursor: url("graphics/zoomin.cur"), pointer;
direction: ltr;
display: inline-block;
font-size: 0 !important;
line-height: 100% !important;
max-width: 100%;
outline: 0 none !important;
margin-left:18%;// add this
}
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Ok, Thanks, I'm going to try that now.

If I do that, i should probably create a second style sheet so that I retain the original settings? otherwise, it will do the 18% on all other instances of the mz on other pages where I may not want that...is that a reasonable thought?
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Test it by adding it to just the head of that page below the other style sheets.
<style>
.MagicZoomPlus, .MagicZoomPlus:hover {
margin-left:18%;
}
</style>

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It seems to work a bit better.
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Try this instead.
Remove the previous edit and create a custom.css below your other css style sheet links add the below code.
.row .coffee-span-4 {
text-align: center;
}
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I finally figured it out after tinkering around for a LONG while. A second style sheet is not needed.

So here's what it looks like to get a magiczoomplus image to center align within a div using a RLM layout.

<div class="coffee-span-4">
<h3 class="heading-4">Heading Level 3</h3>
<span class="text-element text-4"> <a href="images/BIG.jpg" class="MagicZoomPlus" title="stuff" rel="zoom-width:500px; zoom-height:500px"><img src="images/SML.jpg"></a><span class="text-text-2"><span class="text-text-3"><br>$&nbsp;</span><span class="text-text-4">22.90</span></span>
</span>
</div>

Avoid inserting the code in the h1,h2,h3 directly, add the text element, which you can do in RLM when you're designing it. I really struggled with this for quite a while, man glad that's over.

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