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#1 2009-06-03 15:28:18
- feytus
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[textile] Image padding in article?
Yo again! I’ve been searching the net to find the textile-tag for image padding in articles, and I’ve found a couple of websites that says you can use a “)” in your textile tag to make an image have a padding of 1em to the left. Anyways, I tried this in my article, but it doesn’t get formatted to html. This is the tag I’ve been writing;
!>)http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg!
Dropped the actual URL because I don’t want people to see the site yet. :) I’ve tried placing the “)” on different sides of the >, but to no avail.
How can I put padding on an image within an article?
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Re: [textile] Image padding in article?
Set a class:
!(padding-left)http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg!Style the class:
.padding-left {
padding-left: 1em
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Re: [textile] Image padding in article?
feytus wrote:
Yo again! I’ve been searching the net to find the textile-tag for image padding in articles, and I’ve found a couple of websites that says you can use a “)” in your textile tag to make an image have a padding of 1em to the left. Anyways, I tried this in my article, but it doesn’t get formatted to html. This is the tag I’ve been writing;
Hi feytus
I’m not sure where you found that! the way I would go about it is !(padd)http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg(some alt text here)!
then add this css rule .padd{padding-left:1em;}
>Edit trenc beat me to it:)
Last edited by colak (2009-06-03 16:14:27)
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Hihi colak! :)
Or using inline:
!{padding-left:1em}http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg!Last edited by trenc (2009-06-03 16:16:34)
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trenc wrote:
Or:
!{padding-left:1em}http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg!
Would this work? textism returns: <img src="{padding-left:1em}http://urltomyimg/4t.jpg" alt="" />
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#6 2009-06-03 16:53:32
- feytus
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Re: [textile] Image padding in article?
Sweetness! You guys are so awesome! Thank you so very much! As you might understand; I’m pretty new to CSS, and especially to textpattern, but I’m loving it more and more by every minute! :) This was were I found that with the “(” by the way;
http://blogs.gawker.com/docs/mtmanual_textile2.html
But as I see, it’s for textile 2, and I’m using 4. :)
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#7 2009-06-03 17:42:32
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Re: [textile] Image padding in article?
colak wrote:
textism returns: …
I don’t think Textism’s Textile page has been updated for a while ;) Thresholdstate returns
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Els wrote:
I don’t think Textism’s Textile page has been updated for a while ;)
Yep. had it bookmarked for a few years now and although seldom visit the particular page I was trying to multi-task here with embarrassing results:)
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feytus wrote:
Sweetness! You guys are so awesome! Thank you so very much! As you might understand; I’m pretty new to CSS, and especially to textpattern, but I’m loving it more and more by every minute! :)
You’re welcome! :)
This was were I found that with the “(” by the way;
http://blogs.gawker.com/docs/mtmanual_textile2.html
But as I see, it’s for textile 2, and I’m using 4. :)
No no, you’re resp. Textpattern is using a textile version 2, too. You are mistaked Textile for Textpattern, which is the cms itself. The Textile manual you found describes an adapted textile version for Movable Type.
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