By monkfish4d on

Hello,

In a tpl file I've found this code

print $node->field_image_cache[0]['view']

which outputs the following HMTL...

<a href="http://www.spinninghat.com/sites/default/files/product_images/Util-Key 01.JPG" title="" class="thickbox" rel="gallery-31"><img src="http://www.spinninghat.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/uc_main_image/product_images/Util-Key 01.JPG" alt=""  />

What I'd like to do is add a class attribute to the IMG tag, what is the best/standard way to achieve this?

n.b. I'm still fairly new to Drupal and have had another developer help me put a site together and I'm trying to clean up the edges now :)

Cheers,
Nick

Edited by WorldFall: added code tags.

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Scheepers de Bruin commented

print $node->field_image_cache[0]['view'] is the preformatted image tag

if you add print_r($node); to your tpl file to see the content of the node, there will be a value (somewhere close to $node->field_image_cache[0]['view'], like $node->field_image_cache[0]['value'] )

that you can use in your template as follows:

<img class="myclass" src="/<?php print $node->field_image_cache[0]['value']; ?>">