Second question first:
Boltwire doesn't have a built in way to do this, as it is something
that is done with html - as such, use a stylesheet (.css) and specify
the following:
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div.tright {
clear: right;
float: right;
border-width: .5em 0 .8em 1.4em;
}
div.tleft {
float: left;
clear: left;
margin-right: .5em;
border-width: .5em 1.4em .8em 0;
}
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(Taken from wikipedias default stylesheet,
http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/monobook/main.css)
Then, you need to make sure that images you wish to float to the left
or right are placed in the correct type of div. This seems slightly
trickier, so lets look at some boltwire nuts and bolts:
Boltwire places images directly on a page without an enclosing div.
This is a shame. We will have to make a plugin function that encloses
an image in a div:
----------------
$FLOATDIV = '<div class="t%s">%s</div>';
function BOLTFfloat($args, $field) {
$side = 'right';
$link = '';
if( isset($args['side']) ) $side = $args['side'];
if( !in_array($side, array('left', 'right')) ) return "error:
illegal side argument";
if( isset($args['link'] ) $link = $args['link'];
elseif( isset($args[1]) ) $link = $args[1];
return sprintf($FLOATDIV, $side, BOLTMuploads("img:$link"));
}
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Put this function in a file in your plugins directory, then enable it.
Put the .css commands in your css file (your skin), and then use the
command:
[(float side=right myimage.png)]
wee! You're done. I would make this into a plugin but I haven't looked
at the boltwire skins yet, so I'm unsure how to include the .css
commands via the plugin.
On Aug 30, 5:08 am, Kevin <[email protected]> wrote:
> * Is there a way to specify in an External link that it needs to open
> in a new window? I saw where you could change the behavior of all
> links. I know the pros and cons for this but I need the user to stay
> on the support site while looking at remote links.
>
> * Is there a way to display an image like a float (like float right or
> float left) where the text flows around the image rather than being
> above or below it. This is more cosmetic than anything else,
>
> Something like:
>
> XXXXXXXXXXX ! Header
> XX IMAGE XX
> XXXXXXXXXXX Text starts right of the (float left) image and
> continues under it... rather than...
>
> ! Header
> XXXXXXXXXXX
> XX IMAGE XX
> XXXXXXXXXXX
> This as it apears to only do now...
>
> Just started working with this wiki after looking at a number of them,
> MediaWiki, TWiki, TRAC, MoinMoin to name a few. This was by far one
> of the easyest to setup and it hasn't been too hard to figure out.
> I've not really used a Wiki before (been using forums for a long long
> time).
>
> Many of the other ones had "issues" that many times I couldn't figure
> out if it was my configuration or just a bug. Found that in some it
> was a bug. Some of them in the very area that I had a requirement
> for.
>
> While I know Perl pretty good, I found PHP based systems easier to
> use, modify and setup.
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