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What does everyone think of the new gallery compared to the new one?

I for one don't like it, there is no form to it and the pictures are just all over the place.:thumbdwn:

It was much better when each member had their own folder with their pics in the individual folder.

Now (and I am probably missing something) it seems that you have to cycle through pages and pages of pics that you don't want to look at just to see photos of the member who's ride you do want to see.

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It was much better when each member had their own folder with their pics in the individual folder.

Now (and I am probably missing something) it seems that you have to cycle through pages and pages of pics that you don't want to look at just to see photos of the member who's ride you do want to see.

actually I have worked it all out now, it seems that there are individual galleries for members DOH!

Still don't like it though:spank:

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