2 Replies Latest reply: Oct 30, 2014 3:02 PM by kdeuler RSS

    Please assist with image style question....

    kdeuler Community Member
    kdeuler Oct 30, 2014 2:49 PM

      Experts:

       

      1. I have defined an image style which looks like this in the image style editor:

      image_style_shot.png

       

      2. I applied the style to an image. As expected, in the WSIWYG editor, the image is intented 1.75in":

       

      image_indented.png

       

      The code (for this simple page, which happens to be a master page, but I find the issue on regular pages too) looks like this:

       

      code.png

       

      3. HOWEVER, in preview mode, and in the WebHelp output, the graphic is flat against the right edge:

       

      actual.png

       

      Is something being overwritten somewhere? Or, perhaps I don't understand what a "class" is?

       

      Thanks!

       

       

      Kurt

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        • 1. Re: Please assist with image style question....
          Captiv8r CommunityMVP
          Captiv8r Oct 30, 2014 2:56 PM (in response to kdeuler)

          HI Kurt

           

          I could be wrong here, but what you shared shows the image "smooshed against" the LEFT side not the right.

           

          I'm wondering if the issue here is your naming of the style. I note there seems to be a period in it. You might try again and ensure the style name doesn't contain a period. I'm thinking that may be confusing things.

           

          Cheers... Rick

          • 2. Re: Please assist with image style question....
            kdeuler Community Member
            kdeuler Oct 30, 2014 3:02 PM (in response to Captiv8r)

            Rick-

             

            1. Yes, thank you. I meant "left" side.
            2. You were spot-on! The period was indeed the problem. Of course, I re-discovered an issue I found long ago: When the user Renames a style, the style is removed from all entities that it was formerly applied to, without warning (and, I believe, without undo). Luckily, I was only doing a test.

             

            Thanks again!

             

            -Kurt