change font and center image caption

[wicksworks]

1) Script Title: Image Thumbnail Viewer Script

2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/thumbnail.htm

3) Describe problem: In order to match the rest of the website, I'd like to change the font of the caption beneath the image. Ideally, the caption should be bold and centered as well.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Sheri
www.wicksworks.com

[traq]

The caption is inside a div with the id "thumbImage".

CSS code

#thumbImage{
    font-weight: bold;
    text-align: center;
    /* etc. */
}

[wicksworks]

Thank you, Traq!!

[traq]

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[molendijk]

I'm probably an Ardipithecus, an Australopithecus or a Paranthropus, because homohabilisdiscoveringhisopposablethumbssayswhat? completely escapes me.

[traq]

I'm probably an Ardipithecus, an Australopithecus or a Paranthropus, because homohabilisdiscoveringhisopposablethumbssayswhat? completely escapes me.

Big Bang Theory reference. (Dunno if you've seen it…? funny.)

[molendijk]

Sorry, I must be a homo unhabilis, but where's the reference to the Bing Bang Theory?
Anyhow, I don't find the video particularly humoristic (no offense!). What am I missing?

[traq]

Big Bang Theory is the name of the show. It's funnier in context.

Also, now that I think of it, I suppose that joke might not be very common outside the US, either.

One person (usually around the age of ten) says, "A {something derogatory} says 'what'?". The idea is to say it quickly/mumble so that the other person cannot understand, to get them to ask, "what?", thereby implying that they are {something derogatory}.