quote:Originally posted by wahm922:
That all I want is to be able to hand code my templates. I don't like how auctiva tags add HTML that I have no control over.
I want to size my pictures and not have either full size or a 300x400 thumbnail. I don't want a blue border that over rides my borders I already have.
I didn't think I was asking for too much
Ditto, here. FWIW, my tags in my last post were in error--the code should read: <a href="[IMAGE1_URL]"><img width=120 (or whatever) src="[IMAGE2_URL]"></a> . NOTE: you can drop the "width=120 (or whatever)" if you are making your own thumbnails.
Which is what I just did and it works fine with a freeware program called "Easy Thumbnails 2.8" from http://www.fookes.com (see my last post for basic procedure). Simple, although more work than SD, so I hope Auctiva continues to pursue the subject.
When I made the new template, I was not able to do it in the text editor. I had to do it in the HTML side of design editor, whilst staying away from the "design" view. Be sure to select "Insert image URL only. User will be responsible for all HTML img tags," too, before you save the template.
After I did that, it worked fine.
And so goes "As The World Turns"
CB