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Mar 31, 2009, 10:27 AM
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Something weird happening with break tags appearing before images without there being any in templates
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I'm having an issue that a <BR CLEAR=ALL> is only appearing if I leave one line break (not one, in which case it's fine) after the end of a paragraph and before the image tag, eg. if this is the end of the paragraph and the image tag is put here...
***image1***
...it would cause a BR CLEAR=ALL to appear above the image tag, thus making the whole wrapping fail on the next paragraph.
So this is happening entirely depending on whether I add a line break. If I do it like this, it doesn't happen, eg. if this is the end of the paragraph...***image1***
...this is fine.
There are zero BR CLEAR=ALL tags in either the article or the embedded media templates, plus, it's only appearing if there is one line break before the image, not if it's happening on the same line. It's consistently happening.
I am not talking about the wrap text option in uploaded images. This is not originating from that. The wrap option adds a <br style="clear: both;" /> note, not a BR CLEAR=ALL and it adds it after the added image, where it should be happening.
Is there somewhere else that I can track the source of this down? I don't understand how a BR CLEAR=ALL could just be appearing depending on whether an image is on the same line or the one under it. The CMS should be just inserting one regular line break tag, ie. <BR> or <BR /> per carriage return/line break.
It should (and has been) possible to put as many line breaks as you want between images. This is only happening in this installation of AM2. Is there a config file somewhere telling it to add the BR CLEAR=ALL under certain conditions?
Thanks!
Nigel
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(This post was edited by nigelparry.net on Mar 31, 2009, 10:31 AM)
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