next and previous controls vs opening images seperately=different page position

[Nidoba]

A simple page........some photos with magic thumb.

http://www.hsegould.com/HSEHomePage.htm

open photo gallery from left menu

The page is in an Iframe, but it behaves the same in or out of an iframe. Opening the images and closing them positions the images
as I would like.  If I use the previous/next buttons, when I get to an image that switches from horizontal to vertical format the image changes the vertical position on the page.

open the top left image, use the next button to proceed to the top middle image and notice its position on the page. reduce the top middle image and zoom in on it as the first/initial image and it will shift to the
desired position. If I start with the top middle image and use the previous button, the previous 2 images shift their vertical postion away from where they are if the are enlarged and reduced seperately.
This odd behavior is consistent throughtout the gallery

Need to figure this one out as soon as possible. behavior is the same in firefox and safari.

thanks, Mike

[Nidoba]

each image has position parameters, i.e.:  rel="expand-align:screen; expand-position:top:85,left:50"

[Nidoba]

so..........I think I understand what is happening, which ever image is expanded first determines the position of the "slide show" (based on the positioning parameters of that image).

I guess the question is, is it possible to somehow have the slide show use the positioning parameters of each individual expanded image so the images always open up in the same position on the page, whether their expanded individually or as part of a slide show?

As mentioned a while back, not a very good front end guy, so I'd have no idea on how to go about that.

Thanks, Mike

[Alex]

Hi Mike,

Thanks for pointing us to this. We will definitely investigate it and will figure out as soon as possible.

Thanks,

Alex

[Nidoba]

Thanks Alex..........Its not something that the client can't live with, but sooner or later someone is going to pick up on it and say "how come this happens?" and I'd like to get it fixed
befor that happens if I can.

best, Mike