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[amedien Friend amedienJoin date: March 2011Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 3]

#183798

Hi there!
On http://www.prost-journal.at I installed JA Thumbnails.

On the Teline IV demo site I see that the images have a Div container around them which secures the padding etc.

<div class="img_caption left" style="float: left; width: 200px;">
<img class="caption" align="left" title="Sample image" alt="Sample image" src="/ja_teline_iv/images/resized/images/stories/demo/sport/football-6_200_200.jpg">
<p class="img_caption">Sample image</p>
</div>

Can that be done automatically, or do i have to add the container to every new image that i want individually?
(which would mean that i would have to do that for all existing articles (from our old website)!?)

Thanks in advance for you help! 🙂

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#479472

Hi,

It can be done with help of JA Thumbnail plugin and also depends on integration mode you’re using for this plugin.

There are 3 integration modes on the parameter list in backend settings of this plugin:

“Auto” mode: JA Thumbnail Plugin is enabled automatically in all Joomla articles. To turn off this feature for specific articles, use the {jathumbnail off}tag in that article.
“Manual” mode: To enable JA thumbnail plugin for an article, you must place {jathumbnail} somewhere in your articles content.
“Disable” mode: Disable the Thumbnail generation (DO NOT use the Disable feature of Joomla if you have used the tag {jathumbnail} or {jathumbnail off} already. It will be parsed as normal text.

With different mode, you can decide all images will be applied or which one you don’t want to apply.

[amedien Friend amedienJoin date: March 2011Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 3]

#480128

Thanks Saguaros,

I had it on auto, but it didnt treat the pictures the right way for the column view, because there was a style-tag.

I solved the problem by now with an extension called “DB Replacer”, which does Search and Find in the Database and I would change all the code in the articles at once (man, that saved so much time! :))

All i did was to search for “style=”width: ([^”]*)px; height: ([^”]*)px; float: left;”” (thats how everything was formatted on our old page) and exchanged it to “align=”left” class=”caption” ” – everything pretty now!

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#480261

Glad you got it solved and thanks for sharing 🙂

Best Regards

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