DowntownRob

Not yet… I’d have to make them options in the settings. You could simply edit the plugin file directly and change the padding values, but it’ll get overwritten the next time I update the plugin.

I’ll look into adding those options soon.

Hi there. Glad the size fixed itself. For the alignment, that’s raw HTML output with simple CSS. Within other parsing engines like Feedburner or Mailchimp, it may not be outputting the same CSS or stripping it out, so it’d be up to the service to offer alternate methods of justifying the image it receives.

Not sure what options feedburner offers if any, but Mailchimp needs different CSS for sure because it assigns .rss-content img to the image it pulls in. Here’s CSS I’ve used inside Mailchimp that works, you could try replacing “float: left;” with “margin: 0 auto;”:

<style type=”text/css”>.rss-content img {
padding: 0px 10px 0px 0px; float: left;
}
</style>
<span style=”font-size:12px”>*|RSSITEMS:|*</span>
<h2 class=”mc-toc-title”>*|RSSITEM:TITLE|*</h2>
Posted on *|RSSITEM:DATE|*

<div class=”rss-content”>*|RSSITEM:CONTENT|*</div>

Ah thanks, I’ll look into that and see if it’s something I can add, depending on how the RSS feeds are output. I think the appending may be content only, no dynamic data like post URL, but I’ll double-check.

Hi Josh,

Thanks so much. Consider submitting a review and/or donation, I appreciate it.

Mailchimp’s RSS campaigns are great. The image is part of the content and not separate, so I think they always output the title first, then the content, and the image is added before the text content, so I’m not sure there’s a way to have it appear before the title. You’d have to contact Mailchimp for details.

The feed looks good to me, centered. Mailchimp may need additional CSS in it’s template for it to be centered, it creates it’s own CSS classes inside it’s templates.

I had to rework a template to get the text to wrap around the image with a padding, here’s the body code I ended up using:

<style type="text/css">.rss-content img {
padding: 0px 10px 0px 0px; float: left;
}
</style>
<span style="font-size:12px">*|RSSITEMS:|*</span>
<h2 class="mc-toc-title">*|RSSITEM:TITLE|*</h2>
Posted on *|RSSITEM:DATE|*

<div class="rss-content">*|RSSITEM:CONTENT|*</div>

You could try that but change the “float: left” to “margin: 0 auto” and see if that works.