What snippet call? what version? what is coming to your html source?
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That css is for smoothgallery and is there for 2 reasons.
1. So you can use &smoothgallery_width=`272` &smoothgallery_height=`193` parameters. They come to #myGallery10 { width: 272px; height: 193px; }
2. So you can have multiple smoothgalleries on the same page with different sizes, the gallery ID comes to #myGallery<id>.
If you want those to be in separate file instead of being in the html source, you can edit the regSmoothGalleryCSS function in maxigallery class and the parts that calls that function accordingly. Eg. you would put the css in the smoothgallery css and loose the &smoothgallery_width and &smoothgallery_height parameters and change the galleryOuterTpl to not use [+maxigallery.pageinfo.id+] in the id of the div.
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