Is it possible to stack images in a column

GuiGuy

I tried to stack a number of images in the left column of a two column display. However, all images finish up the same.

Assume I have stacked three images blocks in a single column. Whatever image file I attribute to one is also attributed to the others.

Is there a way around this so I can stack a series of different images in the same column?

jvstratum

Hi,

Yes this is possible to add three image blocks in the left column of a two column display, each containing a different image.

What browser are you using and did you try a diferent browser? Also, which Acymailing version are you using?

GuiGuy

I've tried Firefox (default), Opera and Chrome.

In all cases every image stack I create displays the same image throughout.
By example, if I stack two images and

assign image1.jpg to the first, image1.jpg displays in the second.
If I then change the image in the second to image2.jpg, image2.jpg is displayed in both 1st & 2nd image in the stack.

Essentially what I want (need ?) to do be able to run a continuous stack of square aspect images promoting sponsors and advertisers down the smaller left hand column, and the newsletter content in the wider right hand column.

Thanks

mihha

Hi,

can you tell me which version of AcyMailing do you have and which browser do you use?

I just tried to replicate the issue you reported (the same image in both image blocks) but I can't on my test site

GuiGuy

Hi,
I'm using 6.10.2 on our website, testing only.

But reading the thread again I see it's mentioned that a stack of images is limited to three, which is deal breaker for me anyway.

Thanks

mihha

Hi,

nobody said that in this thread. There is no limitation for stacking. You can add as many image blocks as you want. I used three images because you said: "Assume I have stacked three images blocks in a single column"

Here is an example with 4 images

GuiGuy

I have been unable to resolve this in the first instance. If I place more than one image into a column, they all take on the same attribute for the source file.

I gave up on it.

As a work around I have placed the images into a standard Joomla article and then inserted the article into the column. That has resolved the situation and may ultimately proved more useful because we want to use those images across all templates we create.

Cheers