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I have a version 2 wiki and inserted a picture into a page. Set ALIGN=LEFT, which worked. BORDER=20 doesn't seem to put any white space around picture VSPACE=20 or HSPACE=20 does'nt work either
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Inappropriate?You are correct. The hspace and vspace settings do not work in our image dialogs.
I'm sorry about that and we are planning to get it fixed.
I may take a look to see if anyone has found a work-around for it.
I’m hoping this helps
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Inappropriate?thanks cliff - hope you can find the bug. sure like the new version of pbwiki!
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Inappropriate?Since I know a bit of CSS, I just went into the Advanced section of the image's properties and entered the following:
padding: 5px 10px 5px 0pt; float: left;
The padding goes in order of top, right, bottom, and left sides.
I’m confident that this will help you.
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Andrew, thank you. Your solution worked perfectly... Michael -
I'm completely clueless about where I'm supposed to insert: 5px 10px 5px Opt; float: left; Nothing on the Advanced section of the image's properties is obvious. Could you be more specific?
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Inappropriate?A quick technical note for why this is broken, for those who care:
There are a couple of things for which we set CSS styles to make the default layout look okay, such as some alignment and positioning options. Unfortunately, since CSS overrides the old HTML parameters such as vspace and hspace, those don't work. The only thing that overrides such global CSS is inline CSS, which Andrew demonstrated. Thanks Andrew!
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Actually, the underlying cause, which Nu failed to mention, is that their WYSIWYG editor is so old, it only knows how to use HTML attributes. If their editor used inline CSS to control spacing, then it would work.
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Don't you start calling me Nu too :P
