quote:Originally posted by Auctiva David:
Thank you for the input regarding custom templates.
flightoffancy: I will look into the possibility of providing tags for our image layouts, and for disabling image borders.
Magie: Currently, you can replace the whole HTML img tag and URL for PICTURE1 with the tag [IMAGE1]. The images will then go into your auction exactly where you want them, however they will be 400x300 with a blue border.
Would it be helpful if we provided an extra set of tags (say like [IMAGE_URL1]) that would insert only the image URL into your template, so you could specify the image size and other attributes directly in the HTML of the template?
This would not utilize the supersize feature obviously, but then it wouldn't have a blue border either unless you specified it.
Another possibility would be to have a tag such as [IMG_ORIG1] that would insert the entire image tag into the auction like our image tags do now, but bypass our supersize feature so it would not be resized and would have no link or border.
- Auctiva David
The html I provided above places my pictures in at 500 in size. It is suppose to resize them but doesn't. I don't care if they resize or not. I prefer they're big to begin with. I like them to be displayed just as the code above shows. Two side by side coming down the center on my template, just above my description. My template is done in gray and black. So, I have a thin gray border around each picture #CCCCCC. Please show me how to do exactly what I have done above but in your html code. Two pics, side by side coming down the center (up to 10), size 500 (no resize), with a border. I'm not very html savvy. I am learning but still need help. I really, really dislike the blue border. To me, it looks very tacky.
I would love a code I can cut/paste into my template and go, go, go.
Here is a link to one of my auctions. See the how the pictures are coming down? The thin gray border. If you click onto them, they don't really resize. I have no idea why they don't. Personally, I don't care about them resizing as long as they can be set to 500 within the template. Your help is appreciated, thank you.