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Interesting
Will check this out...
We have some file/directory helpers in the concrete/helpers directory that may be able to assist with this. They can iterate through the directory and grab all the files, although they don't do much more than that..
01/06/09 - 3:42pm
It looks to me like it's the "img" line in the stylesheet
There's this style:
[code]
img {
border: 0;
width: 186px;
}
[/code]
Try removing "width: 186px"..
01/06/09 - 12:23pm
That's really weird
We load the theme css through a file on the server, so we can custom configure it. That file is located here:
concrete/tools/css.php
I would load up
http://lab3.info/concrete5/index.php/tools/css/themes/default/main.css
And then start modifyin...
01/06/09 - 3:59am
Thanks
This was helpful, and a modified version of it made it into the core stuff today.
We're using the blocktype API directly rather than a SQL query, just so that in the future we can cache that blocktype::getbyhandle call...but this works too and probably...
01/06/09 - 3:49am
Additionally
for anyone reading this...if you want to hack the code inside the config file itself, for any reason, you can copy it from concrete/blocks/content/ into /blocks/content/ like the response above says...that bug should be fixed too.
01/06/09 - 3:48am




