I'm not 100% sure where they're coming from so I'd like some confirmation from other users on this one. But, in the 6.x-2.x version, there are inline CSS styles on the <ul> coming out of the view. Specifically in my case, I see an inline style setting the width of the ul to 250px (I have 'custom' style chosen, but I saw it with a chosen template as well).

Basically, anytime there's inline styles, designers can't override those in stylesheets...so that really needs to go away. (right now, the carousel I have is un-stylable without finding the origin and hacking it out of the module). It's also possible that this is coming from jcarousel module...so if it is please pass it over to that issue queue.

Thanks!

Below is the code that is being spit out...notice the width on the initial <ul>

<ul class="jcarousel-processed jcarousel-list jcarousel-list-horizontal" id="viewscarousel-banners-block-1" style="width: 225px; left: 0pt;">..........

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Rob_Feature commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Booyah! It looks like this number isn't hardcoded anywhere, it's being inserted via .js based on internal style dimensions. So if anyone else has this issue, just style all the list stuff inside the ul and that number will auto adjust (ie. don't be dumb and punch yourself in the face trying to hunt it down like I did)