Images in IE always inserted above content
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Hi Folks,
I hope somebody can confirm this problem.
When we edit a content block with the wysiwyg editor and try to insert an image at the current cursor location somewhere in the text, the image is always inserted at the top of the content above the first line.
In Firefox it works fine.
Are we the only one with this problem?
I hope somebody can try this for me.
We use the latest 5.4 version.
Thanks a lot.
Peter
I hope somebody can confirm this problem.
When we edit a content block with the wysiwyg editor and try to insert an image at the current cursor location somewhere in the text, the image is always inserted at the top of the content above the first line.
In Firefox it works fine.
Are we the only one with this problem?
I hope somebody can try this for me.
We use the latest 5.4 version.
Thanks a lot.
Peter
Hi Osu,
Sorry for this late reply.
I checked in firebug but no special css is applied to the image.
I also set up a new demo site at concrete5.org and found out that it has the same problem. Are you sure your IE8 works fine? The image just is inserted above the text and not at the cursor position.
It seems to be a bug in the editor.
Sorry for this late reply.
I checked in firebug but no special css is applied to the image.
I also set up a new demo site at concrete5.org and found out that it has the same problem. Are you sure your IE8 works fine? The image just is inserted above the text and not at the cursor position.
It seems to be a bug in the editor.
I'm hitting the same issue with IE8.
Using the c5 'Add Image' link the image gets placed above the tinymce content, no matter where the insertion point was placed.
Using the tinymce tree icon to add the image puts the image in the right spot, though. So it seems that the issue is related to c5 code.
I guess I'm going to have to keep digging, but if someone knows a solution or has a lead please share!
Using the c5 'Add Image' link the image gets placed above the tinymce content, no matter where the insertion point was placed.
Using the tinymce tree icon to add the image puts the image in the right spot, though. So it seems that the issue is related to c5 code.
I guess I'm going to have to keep digging, but if someone knows a solution or has a lead please share!
I added this Question to THE bugtracker since i got know answer in this thread. THE problem was solved in next release so i guess you should just update your C5 installation to THE latest version.
Thanks for your response.
This is odd because the site in question is hosted by c5 so it should have the latest stable version powering it. What version fixed the issue for you?
This is odd because the site in question is hosted by c5 so it should have the latest stable version powering it. What version fixed the issue for you?
Hi Kirk,
It's been a while since I posted this issue. I thought it was fixed in the next release (which seems logical if you find a solution) but that was not the case.
So only thing I have for you is a custom fix. Take a look at:
http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5405/images-in-ie-always-i...
This solved it for us.
It's been a while since I posted this issue. I thought it was fixed in the next release (which seems logical if you find a solution) but that was not the case.
So only thing I have for you is a custom fix. Take a look at:
http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5405/images-in-ie-always-i...
This solved it for us.
Thanks, Peter.
Since I'm on c5 hosting I can't modify the core. When I copy the file to blocks/content (per the usual recommendation) it still doesn't work. I figure the system doesn't auto-check for this file.
I'm glad this fix is posted for others, but it seems I'll just have to wait for 5.4.1 to be officially released.
Thanks again!
Since I'm on c5 hosting I can't modify the core. When I copy the file to blocks/content (per the usual recommendation) it still doesn't work. I figure the system doesn't auto-check for this file.
I'm glad this fix is posted for others, but it seems I'll just have to wait for 5.4.1 to be officially released.
Thanks again!
What version of Internet Explorer are you using? I've just checked the WYSIWYG editor on my installation using IE8 and it's working fine... Could it be a CSS issue in TinyMCE such as a 'position:absolute' setting?
Might be worth taking a look at your typography.css file and using Firebug to check out what CSS is being applied to the image (you'll only be able to do that in FF thought).
osu