By Rob on Friday, 25 July 2014
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Hello,

1. When you have a chance could you tell me how to fix this issue with the text overflowing the layout boundaries. See this post below:

http://techlick.com/index.php/tech-lick/apple/20575-hack-a-hat-to-remind-you-to-reapply-sunscreen

This is from a RSS feed that is brought into my site by CNET.


2. Could you also help me with the way the image is positioned. I have the settings set to show it but it seems that the text is wrapped around it and doesn't look right.

Thank you.

Regards,
Rob
Hello Rob,

Please find the response to your inquiries below:


1. When you have a chance could you tell me how to fix this issue with the text overflowing the layout boundaries. See this post below:

http://techlick.com/index.php/tech-lick/apple/20575-hack-a-hat-to-remind-you-to-reapply-sunscreen

This is from a RSS feed that is brought into my site by CNET.


This is because in the imported content, it contains a "row" class and because your Joomla template is also utilizing Twitter Bootstrap, it's actually inheriting the styles from the template. You can fix this by enforcing a 0 margin on .row class items


.blog-text .row {
margin: 0 !important;
}




2. Could you also help me with the way the image is positioned. I have the settings set to show it but it seems that the text is wrapped around it and doesn't look right.

Unfortunately, there's no way to position this because the image itself is embedded within the contents. The image position settings is mainly for blog images.
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Friday, 25 July 2014 01:03
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Mark I love you man, but you got to get some sleep You could answer me when support is active. No rush. I am honored to have such support like this. Thank you and have a good day!
Rob
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Friday, 25 July 2014 02:25
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You are most welcome
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Friday, 25 July 2014 02:29
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