Hi Ccile. Which paintings? Is this still your site?
http://www.lumieresennombre.com/
Hello bdbrown,
yes this page for exemple :
http://www.lumieresennombre.com/lallume-espace/
(In english : painting or table or board?)
Thank you
Thanks for the link.
size I attribute to them is not taken into account …
Not sure what you mean by this. What size? Are you referring to the images within the table cells? Or the table itself?
Thanks
the images within the table cells
The image of the chakra “Vishuddha” is inserted in a table and is very small. The dimensions I give it are not taken into account.
That’s because the first two table data cells have an inline width of 402px while the last cell has a width of 10px.
thank you,
Yet my new image also has a width of 402 pxl and column does not automatically this format as it was before.
Do you know how to intervene to change the width of the last column in 402 pxl?
In the table above the one with the issue, the table element has an inline width of “606” but it’s not being applied because it’s not specified as a style and there is no unit of measurement:
<table width="606">
So in this case the table takes on the default width of 100% defined by the theme.
The table with the problem has a defined width of 1269px.
<table style="width: 1296px;">
In the table above the one with the problem none of the table data cells have a defined width. In the one with the problem, each table cell has an inline width defined.
OK thanks,
I see it in the properties of the table but when I delete the style, the change is not effective.
…. I put 606 and also the whole picture is smaller now …
This is by inserting this new image that this property has appeared.
I have the same problem with 2 other table presenting a picture.
How to remove this style?
Thank you
How are you creating the tables? Manual html? Plugin?
I create the table with the toolbar that I located above the frame creation articles or pages (so I guess it’s a plugin) I do not know how to code.
If that’s the case I’m not sure how one table would have inline styles applied and the other doesn’t. These are the different table tag styles I see on the page you linked:
<table>
<table width="606">
<table style="width: 606px;">
<table style="height: 32px;" width="680">
<table class=" alignleft" style="height: 32px;" width="338">
I do not understand, impossible to make paintings like I did before …
What I’m saying is that there is something different about the way you are creating the tables because there are a variety of styles being applied. The one table that you’re having the trouble with here http://www.lumieresennombre.com/lallume-espace/ is the ONLY one that has the correct CSS style specification for width:
<table style="width: 606px;">
That sets the table width to 660px, so all the table elements have to fit within that container, so they’re all being reduced in size. All the rest of your tables have an invalid width specification so the width parameter is not being applied, and the tables span 100% of the content width.
So how now do to have an invalid specification and tables cover 100% of the width of content? 🙂
