Featured Photos Table Layout
 

I htought I saw this in the forums before, but could not find it again doing a search. my apologies in advance...

Using the include for VBulletin, the Featured Photo table layout is strange. Can someone take a look at:

http://www.clubstogie.com/vb

and let me know where I need to edit the table settings so it looks consitant and all the cells are the same size.

download the latest build which contains fixes to that file inc_features.php

Done, and using the 12/16 4.8.5 build. Same formatting challenges. Any other thoughts?

I also see in the inc_features.php file where it calls the 4 .gif files that make up the 4 borders of the displayed photos. I can't find a setting to change that to the rounded version which would match my Photopost galleries. Any suggestions.

The inc_features.php does not read any PhotoPost settings. As such, you would need to modify the integration to match your site as needed.

Although, in the particular case, I did post the round corners file in the BETA section as an example of how you can customize it to suit your needs.

I am using the inc_features you posted with the round corners. Thank you.

Oddly enough, I still have the layout issues with the "featured photos" section on the forums home page. The layout looks fine in Mozilla, but has the issues with IE. Another sidenote, it seems to be pulling random pictures even though I have it set to "latest".

You would need to modify the script to use whatever border style you wanted. In the future we may be able to make this even smarter to pick up your PP area default, but for now it has its own style.

Maybe I didn't relay the issue correctly. I still have the same problem from the first post in this string. Things look okay in Mozilla, but not in IE. I have not modified the inc_features.php file at all from the one you posted. (Other than the fields where I am suppsed to!)

We made another update to the inc_features.php which we posted in another thread (try search) which removed the width="100%" from one of the <td> lines.