LOL yea me too Gunsmoke IM OUT lol....

Dang thing is giving me a headache!

And here is the Gallery all by itself

http://misterwebguy.com/ResponsiveWebgu … lary4.html

Which looks good! Keep at it. I'm sure someone will figure out why that thing jumps. Did you try a small slider in that space?

Yea i have tried a few. I even tried re-defining the css in all possible stylesheets with the following:

.ws_images a ul li img {margin: 0 0 0 0;}
.ws_shadow {margin: 0 0 0 0;}
.ws_bullets {margin: 0 0 0 0;}

Hoping it would over-ride the css in the RLM.

I'm having similar complications with my wowslider, I have put a message into their tech support team to find out why RLM and WoWSlider aren't very friendly.. i'm awaiting an answer so I can squash this once and for all

Let me know how you make out Matt. Its going to be tough for them because wow slider is a third party application. It is not their responsibility to make it compatible. But that being said I wish you luck.

(The sun is rising over the Indian Ocean, - must be time to wake up and stare at the wow slider again...)

OK, so this is what we know:
1. The catch-all rule: {margin:7px 0;} is causing the problem
2. The 'problem' is limited to the period of transition between slides, which is handled by the javascript
3. If my count of closing divs is correct, the script is included within this div: <div id="wowslider-container4">...</div>

So, I'd suggest you replace this:

with this:

The logic would be to neutralize all effects of the 'offending margin rule' for everything within the wow-slider container, but leave it intact for everything else on the page...

Very Beautiful Sunrise Per!

Well you got it ... the margin problem is corrected and easy to correct on upcoming wow sliders too. One small issue still remains... the thumbnails are not displaying properly.

See if you can go 2 for 2 Per!

Actually looking closer now it did fix the problem with the wow slider transitions... but for some strange reason it has overwrote the rest too... the margin is gone all over not just the slider.

So, a brief moment of bliss, but in the end nothing accomplished!

This would have to mean that there is something wrong with the semantics in the css rule I suggested. Maybe a space or a comma missing, or one too many. Or maybe the id-selector needs to come before, rather than after, the list of html tags. There must be a way to limit a rule, involving a list of html tags, to a specific id and nothing else.
To find the error, maybe a bit of Googling for ideas might help?
Also try : http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
For the moment, I am stumped, - again!

I noticed the blank thumbnails before, but assumed that it had to do with your choice of options within the wow-slider, so I didn't pursue it... Maybe another thing buried deep in a script somewhere...? Javascript is not my thing so I'm a bit lost on that one...