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[greenfroggraphics Friend greenfroggraphicsJoin date: April 2009Posts: 10Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanks: 3]

#140110

Hello!
Using JA_Olivine Template
currently site is located at http://www.sellmydrycleaners.com
Attached is a .jpg that shows what I am asking about.
I wanted to know if the border around the pictures is something that is built into the template or is that an effect that I have to add to each picture?
If it is a feature of the Template then what config do I need to use to make it work?
Such as does it need to be a certain pixel size and it does it automatically?
Or what settings change this?

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[nguyenhuu quang Friend nguyenhuu quangJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1087Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 29 Thanked: 328 times in 288 posts]

#300699

I think it is border to creatd by photoshop software

[nguyenhuu quang Friend nguyenhuu quangJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1087Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 29 Thanked: 328 times in 288 posts]

#300700

http://template15.joomlart.com/ja_olivine/images/stories/demo/sam-15.png
http://template15.joomlart.com/ja_olivine/images/stories/demo/sam-2.jpg
here it is

[greenfroggraphics Friend greenfroggraphicsJoin date: April 2009Posts: 10Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanks: 3]

#300718

I am not looking for the picture itself, but the border effect on the picture I am a graphic designer so I can create the effect myself but it was shown in the template and I assumed that it was a funtion or option of the template. So that when the site is finished that I can train someone on the customers staff to add pictures to the site and that they are all conformed and look the same. I need to know if this is possible or do I need to edit every picture that is added to the site to look this way. I was hoping with the use of Joomla and CSS that this type of time consuming effort would not be needed. please advise

[amilks Friend amilksJoin date: June 2009Posts: 40Downloads:0Uploads:4 Thanks: 10 Thanked: 6 times in 1 posts]

#317024

Go to the advanced section of the image and add in “ja-img” next to classes. That will fix it. I really had a hard time with that.

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[ar2solutions Friend ar2solutionsJoin date: August 2009Posts: 74Downloads:5Uploads:5 Thanks: 26 Thanked: 5 times in 1 posts]

#320077

<em>@amilks 144170 wrote:</em><blockquote>Go to the advanced section of the image and add in “ja-img” next to classes. That will fix it. I really had a hard time with that.</blockquote>

amilks,

thanks you very much!!

just learnt something new today. One more reason to keep Joomlart Membership 🙂

[restart4840 Friend restart4840Join date: December 2009Posts: 3Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#327314

<em>@amilks 144170 wrote:</em><blockquote>Go to the advanced section of the image and add in “ja-img” next to classes. That will fix it. I really had a hard time with that.</blockquote>

Hi, can you explain this a little further please. I could not figure out what the advanced section of the image is.

Thank you so much!

[restart4840 Friend restart4840Join date: December 2009Posts: 3Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#327329

I figrued it out. I installed JCE Editor and now I have the advanced image button.
Thanks!

[ar2solutions Friend ar2solutionsJoin date: August 2009Posts: 74Downloads:5Uploads:5 Thanks: 26 Thanked: 5 times in 1 posts]

#327357

For those who want to do it manually,

<div class=”ja-img”><img border=”0″ alt=”Confessions of a Shopaholic” src=”images/stories/demo/sam-46.jpg” /></div>

the code above is an example (notice class=”ja-img”)

-AR2Solutions

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