Need help with lightbox on a website build

['putertutor]

So one of my original and most regular customers has asked me to build a website for them. This is not what I do and I told them that and referred them to a few others I knew who could help them out. Unfortunately there are no local options for quality website builds. Still, even though I told them I was not the right guy, they wanted to have me do it. Well, I know them well enough that we came to what I thought was an amicable arrangement allowing for both my own education and their (eventual) website to be built. They are not in any rush, thankfully.

Now I need help, though. I am using a template that uses a lightbox feature and I can't figure out where the pictures it scrolls through are located. Any web guru's out there who are familiar with this feature? Below is what I believe to be the relevant code:

<div class="wrapper margin-bot">
<figure class="img-indent border"><a class="lightbox-image" data-gal="prettyPhoto[1]" href="images/page4-img1-big.jpg"><img src="images/page4-img1.jpg" alt=""></a></figure>

There is an image on the page that when clicked opens up a photo viewer. The photo viewer shows the larger image and you can scroll through it to see several images. I can't find where in the template's many css or script pages the reference to these photos exist. There is a "prettyPhoto.css file, but it does not reference the pictures that are in the viewer. Not sure where to go from here.

 

[bigdessert]

Is the site publicly available for me to see?

 

['putertutor]

I don't have that particular page loaded yet, but if you pm me an email address, I'll load a preview of the page and send you the link.

 

[gunslinger]

I hate HTML and website building, thats why I use a WYSIWYG type program. Takes all the guess work out of it for me and I can throw together a pretty decent looking site in just a few mins. Lightbox gallery with a simple drag and drop. Done.

 

[Paul Rodgers]

I hate HTML and website building, thats why I use a WYSIWYG type program. Takes all the guess work out of it for me and I can throw together a pretty decent looking site in just a few mins. Lightbox gallery with a simple drag and drop. Done.

WYSISWYG is the only way to go.

 

['putertutor]

Well I am using Dreamweaver, its just that the template I am using has some odd way of handling the photos for the lightbox gallery. My suspicion is that they want me to pay for customization, which I won't do. If I can't work it out with the lightbox the template is using, I'll do my own.