Elxis CMS Forum
Support => General => Topic started by: armpouniotis on July 25, 2008, 20:13:11
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Hi all !
well, in elxis 2008, I am opening the iBrowser to put an image in the content. But, when I set the H-space to 5 (in order to have a horizontal space of 5 pixels between the image and the content), unfortunately in Firefox doesn't seem to have any result... In IE7 everything is ok !!!
Why ???
Christos Armpouniotis
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Might there is a conflict with the CSS. You can do the following:
Open your template's css and add this line at the bottom of the file:
img.hspace { margin: 0 5px; }
or
img.hspace { margin: 5px; } (if you wish to have vertical space too)
Now, whenever you want to add horizontal space to an image turn editor to html mode and add the "hspace" css class to the image(s):
<img src="....../myimage.jpg" alt="my image" class="hspace" />
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Will be in the future a new version of Elxis 2008 ?
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Of course! Have n't you seen all the announcements about 2008.1? Elxis development never stops! Elxis 2008.1 is almost ready but we will make the community a new big gift by adding something special in Elxis 2008.1. So we might release Elxis 2008.1 a little bit later (September 2008)
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I hope some of these problems mentioned would be solved in the new version. I really like 2008, but according to some small "bugs" sometimes I really wnt to change back to 2006.
2006 is more convinient to me so far than 2008.
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Elxis 2006.4 has some bugs while 2008.0 has none (or nothing important). I could write you 1000 reasons why Elxis 2008 is better than 2006. The problems you have are problems with your template css and not with elxis itself, that can be solved in a couple of minutes. Even if Elxis had a css problem this would be in the SAMPLE template which you normally should never use. The "okto" template is just a sample.