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John Pype
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I adore sluts
779 Posts
9/03
Posted - Sep 6 2018 : 11:32AM
It's a while since I did a review. I've forgotten how to adjust picture size so they fit between the lines of text.
AKAIK there it is not possible to edit picture size after the review is copied into the review box - before preview.
I'd be grateful for help. Thanks!

JonEPype

John Pype
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I adore sluts
779 Posts
9/03
Posted - Sep 9 2018 : 5:51AM
C'mon guys, help a mate!
Maybe some other reviewer would share their template. ??
Edited by - John Pype on 9/9/2018 5:52:32 AM
Drew Black
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8009 Posts
9/99
Posted - Sep 9 2018 : 7:40AM
Your question doesn't include enough information to know what you're asking for help with.
You should resize the images before you upload them, assuming you are storing them on our server.
And "between the lines of text" is quite vague. It doesn't convey what you're trying to accomplish. Links to examples would be very helpful.
In general, you should have a basic understanding of HTML if you want to use images in your reviews.
John Pype
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I adore sluts
779 Posts
9/03
Posted - Sep 9 2018 : 10:37AM
Thanks!
I have a very basic knowledge of html, mostly because I have worked a little with xml code - same sort of thing.
You can download an .html file from this link.
https://web.tresorit.com/l#yybpxE8HjzUl8DQpHI67OA
The font commands are not honoured, and the 'BJ' at far right is out of place. I cannot make it go to a new paragraph. i cannot seem to make a space between the text and the pics - it is all very squeezed looking.
All the images are on the ADT server.
I could post the review without the pics but I'd like to get this sorted out. That way I can make a template for repeated use.
John
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Golden Age Classic

11018 Posts
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Posted - Sep 9 2018 : 1:42PM
Design these days is css. You can't use a style sheet so you need inline css. To get more space between, add padding to the element block.
 
John Pype
Member

I adore sluts
779 Posts
9/03
Posted - Sep 10 2018 : 3:08AM
Hm...just moved to Linux. Looks like another learning curve ;)
Thanks, Flash, I'm on the job so to speak.
Drew Black
broken crankshaft

8009 Posts
9/99
Posted - Sep 10 2018 : 8:44AM
I looked at your file. You can test things with a tool like Fiddle Salad
Your file has some less-than and greater-than characters converted to their HTML entities instead of the actual character.
If you want to learn to use inline styles take a look at this tutorial. (Scroll down to the inline style section.)
John Pype
Member

I adore sluts
779 Posts
9/03
Posted - Sep 19 2018 : 9:20AM
Am working my way through the w3schools course.
Hopefully, at the end of this I will be able to post the review on the ADT page.
JonEPype



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