Sorry about the trouble with the ‘Show link name when no image is assigned’ option. There was a big in it. I just pushed out an update to correct the issue.
As for your styling issues, can you give me a link to your site so I can see the library in action? There may very well be a conflict between Link Library’s styles and what is defined in your site’s theme.
Hi Yannick!
No need to apologize I see these as minor issues and greatly appreciate the response!!!
I performed the update and that did indeed fix the problem with the “Show link name when no image is assigned’ issue…
As I said, I’m quite new to all this, so it’s entirely possible the other problem is a conflict…here is a link to my ‘links’ page:
http://www.avobs.com/links-reference/
I thank you again for any help you can provide.
Please let me know if you need anything else.
Add the following CSS rule to the Link Library stylesheet editor:
table.linklisttable td img {
vertical-align: middle;
}
This should take care of centering the images in your cells. It did when I tested on your site using the Chrome Developer Tools.
Let me know if this is now displayed as desired.
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Thanks again Yannick!
I have left a well deserved rating and made a donation..thanks for the info on the upcoming wiki also.
Just two other things…how can I set the height of rows in the table if needed? It looks great now, but just want to know in case I need it.
Also, when I enabled the ‘Show link name when no image is assigned’ (which works perfectly now) I noticed that it made the column for the category the text link falls under wider than the other columns…is there a way to correct for this?
Thanks as always!!!
Thanks for the donation.
If you wanted to set the row height, you would need to add a class to the <tr> tag at the beginning of each row, so it would look something like this:
<tr class="linkrow">
Then, you could add a style in your stylesheet to target that specific row:
.linkrow {
height: 100px;
}
As for your column width issue, it can be resolved in a similar fashion by adding a class tag to the <td> HTML tags for both the image and link name fields, like this:
<td class="linkfirstcell">
Them, adding an entry to the stylesheet editor to make these cells a certain width:
.linkfirstcell{
width: 150px;
}
Of course, adjust the width and height values based on your layout.