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Whether I view images as a result of Image Assist embedding or directly in the Image page I get an annoying little icon or two to the left of the image. This is ruining the effect of images on the site. Yet I can not seem to find a setting, or anything in documentation, to suppress this. I have also looked at CSS but I can't find any CSS that is creating this that therefore can be suppressed.
Apologies if this is user ignorance but have looked for any mention or setting for this.
Drupal 6.13, latest recommended modules, no DEV or experimental modules.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | image-pic.PNG | 40.98 KB | John Bryan |
Comments
Comment #1
John Bryan commentedExample image appearance attached...
Comment #2
John Bryan commentedSimilar topic:-
"when i link an image to a node using tinymce, a small orange icon appears to the left of the image and shifts it..."
http://drupal.org/node/407874
Comment #3
John Bryan commentedFound the cause.
"Theme Builder" module adds CSS for a style class "image" which therefore conflicts with the "Image module" style class named "image". I wasn't actively using this module on the site so just by disabling the "Theme Builder" module the problem instantly disapears.
Even if you don't have this particular module installed but are having strange image styling problems then try using a CSS style information viewer such as in the "Web Developer" add-on for Firefox. Look at the image css to see what module specific CSS files are supplying the formatting.