picture captions

[audi]

I was wondering - is it possible to move picture captions to display below your photo and/or in a smaller font size?

[devbobo]

I was wondering - is it possible to move picture captions to display below your photo and/or in a smaller font size? Hi Austin,

You can't change the position, but you can change the font-size. Add this piece of code to your stylesheet HTML, and set the <Size> to some value, eg 10pt.

#caption {font-size : <Size> }

Cheers,

David

[Mike Lane]

Hi Austin,

You can't change the position, but you can change the font-size. Add this piece of code to your stylesheet HTML, and set the <Size> to some value, eg 10pt.

{ #caption.font-size : <Size> }

Cheers,

David
Hmmm, are you sure that css is correct? I'm thinking that won't do anything at all except cause problems. There is no caption id (as far as I can tell) and you certainly wouldn't put it in the braces if there were. Right now it looks like .headmd is the only class for the captions. However .headmd is used in other places so if it is changed, it'll change other things too.

I would say try putting this in your css box in the cobranding:

.headmd {font-size: <SIZE>}

See if the changes it makes are things you can handle. If not, realize that the new cobranding is on its way and you'll be able to do pretty much anything (including moving it).

[devbobo]

Hmmm, are you sure that css is correct? I'm thinking that won't do anything at all except cause problems. There is no caption id (as far as I can tell) and you certainly wouldn't put it in the braces if there were. Right now it looks like .headmd is the only class for the captions. However .headmd is used in other places so if it is changed, it'll change other things too.

I would say try putting this in your css box in the cobranding:

.headmd {font-size: <SIZE>}

See if the changes it makes are things you can handle. If not, realize that the new cobranding is on its way and you'll be able to do pretty much anything (including moving it).
Mike,

Hmm...ok, well I made a typo and it's been fixed. My mistake.

Perhaps if you did more thorough research you would find that there is actually a caption id element when using "elegant" or "elegant small" styles. Which Austin happens to be using.

David