When editing the description of an image, the alignment appears off. (Centered suddenly on the screen instead of where the description was originally.) This patch fixes the problem. The patch is small:
diff -r -u -b zenphoto/themes/stopdesign/css/photos.css zenphoto-2/themes/stopdesign/css/photos.css
--- zenphoto/themes/stopdesign/css/photos.css 2008-02-14 09:36:29.000000000 -0800
+++ zenphoto-2/themes/stopdesign/css/photos.css 2008-03-07 17:35:56.000000000 -0800
padding:0 15px 0 0;
}
#desc #imageDesc {
- padding-left:265px;
+ margin-left:265px;
+ }
+#desc div[style="display: block;"] {
+ margin-left:255px;
}
#desc p.posted {
margin-top:1.25em;
I haven't tested it extensively -- it works for me and my family. This fix makes me able to edit the description of videos as well.
Comments
http://xkahn.zoned.net/software/zenphoto/patches/zenphoto-1.1.5-stopdesign-editdescription.patch
Has anyone got any suggestions or pointers for me so that I can pin down what is causing the misalignment of placed descriptions.
Thanx in advance.
The current version of zenphoto is v1.2.2 and there are no patches against it for stopdesign so I can only assume you are running on an older version. Move up to the current one.
I had installed a 1.04 version of the theme. I have looked "out there" again and have a 1.06 beta. I understand a little more of the history of the development of this theme, too.
I will install this different version and see what happens.
If I have more trouble, I will be better informed, too.
Thanks. Apologies, because I have done so much work in Open Source that I really should have known better.
Thanks for your help, because your feedback gave me the right sort of encouragement to search out what turned out to be the right answer. BTW, I had the latest version of ZenPhoto installed. The theme repositories may be are a bit higgledy piggledy, though.
The functioning site is http://bridgecamerausers.co.uk/zp/
There is indeed a bit of genuine tinkering with the non-supported themes that is required. I do not know quite what I did and where I downloaded from, earlier. The on-board complement of themes does seem to be smaller than that documented, but what the heck! I also got a bit confused between stopdesign and stoppeddesign.
There is always a bit of a learning curve in getting acquainted with new open source software. But yes this is well organised!
I had earlier installed zenpage, but I can get the documentation hacks that I need by hard coding the index.php for the theme.
Mark Galeassi and I did a new original port of the design to zenphoto. This is what is distributed with the package. Also, this is the only version with developer support. If you wish support for the other version you will need to rely on its original zenphoto authors.
I will do such work in Linux, though -- because it crashes Firefox in M$ Windows!