I found a proper fix for now that works on all browsers. Those that experience the same problem can add the following to their custom CSS:
div.photobox_module ul.gmPhotoBox li a img{
height: 68px; /* set your custom height */
max-width: 100% !important;
}
I apologize, I should have entered this under Requests and Feedback. I’m unable to move it there now. Please let me know if I should create a new topic in that forum. Thanks.
I had to add the width property back in. The thumbnails were not displaying properly in IE without a width defined. The problem now is if the image in the thumbnail is taken in portrait format, it does not fill the width of the thumbnail. So a portion of the thumbnail looks empty. Again, using the width and height in Gmedia for the Photobox module applied the change to all of my Photobox galleries and it does not allow me to set it back to the default setting. Could someone please review this? Thank you.
Just an update, I removed the width CSS property from my CSS code above and that helped with images taken in portrait. Seems to be back to normal now but the issue still remains where if a custom thumbnail size is set on one of the galleries, it will apply it to all and you won’t be able to revert back to the original settings without adding custom CSS.