• Resolved kevinagar

    (@kevinagar)


    Hi Jacob
    although I closed this as solved, I am still having a few problems. The change text size worked well if I changed your suggestion as below, changing fontsize to font-size.

    .wp-caption-text {
    font-size:14px !important;
    }

    Alignment still doesn’t work when I’m not logged in.
    I’ve tried several different commands, for example

    .wppa-comment-textarea {
    text-align:center !important;
    }
    .wp-caption-text {
    text-align:center !important;
    }
    .wp_text-align_lightbox {
    text-align:center !important;
    }

    and non of them work. Looking through the settings I noticed the setting IV-B9
    So I tried

    .wppa_fulldesc_align {
    fulldesc_align=center !important
    }
    .wppa_fulldesc_align {
    align=center !important
    }

    Nothing seems to work.
    I think the setting IV-B9 is the one I need to change, so I tried changed the setting to right, but again nothing changes even after rebuilding all images VIII-A11. Any ideas please?

    Kevin

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by kevinagar.
    • This topic was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by kevinagar.
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  • Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    .wppa-comment-textarea {
    text-align:center !important;
    }

    should work, but it places the text in the center of the second column in the table, with the commenter name in the first column. (below the slideshow).

    What is it exactly (where…) you want it centered?

    A link please, so i can try myself

    Thread Starter kevinagar

    (@kevinagar)

    Hi Jacob
    I’ve sent you an email

    Kevin

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    Thanx for login details.

    I do not have an explanation for the difference between logged in or out, perhaps some filtering outside wppa; i do not know of any difference inside wppa that could cause this behaviour.

    What i do know is the the photo description is faulty, because it is an incomplete table.
    The table tags are most likely removed when one is logged in.

    The photo description (I looked at photo no 3606) reads:

    <tr><td class="wppa-value">E#010E</td></tr><p><td class="wppa-value">E#0110</td></p><p><td class="wppa-value">E#829A</td>&nbsp;<td class="wppa-value" >E#829D</td>&nbsp;iso<td class="wppa-value">E#8827</td>&nbsp;<td class="wppa-value">E#920A</td></p>
    

    I changed it for this photo into:

    <p>E#010E</p><p>E#0110 E#829A E#829D E#8827 E#920A</p>
    

    If you are confident with this result, you can change it for all existing and new photos by placing
    <p>E#010E</p><p>E#0110 E#829A E#829D E#8827 E#920A</p>
    in Table IX-D5 (New photo description) and run Table VIII-B4.2 (Apply New Photodesc)

    Thread Starter kevinagar

    (@kevinagar)

    Thank you Jacob, that looks a lot better now. I do have a few problems where I’ve lost captions but that’s entirely my fault and something I’ll sort out by reimporting the images that are wrong. If it’s not too much trouble, could you explain what you mean by ‘the photo description is faulty, because it is an incomplete table.
    The table tags are most likely removed when one is logged in. ‘
    Is it something I’m doing wrong and if so is there a way to avoid it?
    Thanks again for all your hard work and helping me in my ignorance.
    Kevin

    Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    This text as photo description is wrong:
    <tr><td class="wppa-value">E#010E</td></tr><p><td class="wppa-value">E#0110</td></p><p><td class="wppa-value">E#829A</td>&nbsp;<td class="wppa-value" >E#829D</td>&nbsp;iso<td class="wppa-value">E#8827</td>&nbsp;<td class="wppa-value">E#920A</td></p>

    It should be:
    <p>E#010E</p><p>E#0110 E#829A E#829D E#8827 E#920A</p>

    That is all

    Thread Starter kevinagar

    (@kevinagar)

    Ok, thanks for the explanation Jacob

    Kevin

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