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  • elbeye Friend
    #147939

    can you help me? 🙁

    bryantwest Friend
    #330169

    Maybe… when you open your article in your WYSIWYG editor… click on the image and change the properties to align ‘left’.

    elbeye Friend
    #330175

    i did it but also same 🙁

    bryantwest Friend
    #330176

    Did you try checking the code in the article? (it is an article?)… sometimes things get heywire… check the code to make sure… if not that, recommend delete the image, insert image, and really ensire select ‘left’.

    Looks more like an aligmnet issue that anything. Is it happening to any of your other aticles?

    lamvt Friend
    #330195

    hi, Could you send your Live site , alloe us to help you
    thanks

    elbeye Friend
    #330221

    i cheked article code and changed article image but dont solved
    i will be mad :S

    spencer001 Friend
    #330929

    Hi guy’s same here, I found out that the settings for the pictures in the frontpage only are changed in the JCE editors Advanced tab. It says FLOAT and LEFT.

    If I change it back and save it, it comes back automatically. So it looks like some code error. :confused:

    Is it an JCE issue?

    tjproto Friend
    #331028

    It could be, but I’m getting the same issue and noticed that the image is being rendered before the content is, so I don’t think the contents layout can format the location of the image since it is placed beforehand.

    Example from source code:

    <span><img src="/images/bc1.jpg" border="0" width="280" height="170" style="border: 0; vertical-align: bottom;" /></span>
    </div>
    <div class="article-main">

    <div class="article-content">

    tjproto Friend
    #331032

    Ok, I think I got it. Just remove lines 18-26 in default_item.php, located in /templates/ja_rasite/html/com_content/frontpage/ .

    So, completely remove:

    <?php
    //Get out all images
    $regex = "/<img[^>]*>/";
    $images = '';
    if (preg_match_all ($regex, $this->item->text, $matches)) {
    $this->item->text = preg_replace ($regex, '', $this->item->text);
    $images = implode ("n", $matches[0]);
    }
    ?>

    Hope that helped.

    simmo Friend
    #332527

    Anyone that now where I can change the thumbnails on frontpage/body from 60×60 to 100×65 ??

    cheers
    simmo

    Saguaros Moderator
    #333783

    Hello guy

    You change the size by putting the number into the Intro Images Width param and the Intro Images Height param inside the Thumbnail for Blog view of ja thumbnail plugin.

    good luck

    kavvalos Friend
    #335511

    It working fine thanks

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