Hi,
Having a look at the Xenith (HTML5) code and we have this (at around
line 391
):
Code:
if (x_params.ic != undefined && x_params.ic != "") {
$x_headerBlock.prepend('<img src="' + eval(x_params.ic) + '" class="x_floatLeft" />');
}
Thinking about it I think that just sticking in an image with a hardwired class like that is a mistake...
You might want to try changing these lines to something like:
Code:
if (x_params.ic != undefined && x_params.ic != "") {
$x_headerBlock.prepend('<img src="' + eval(x_params.ic) + '"/>');
}
And then using something like this in the css to control the positioning:
Code:
#x_headerBlock img {float:right}
You don't want to change the actual class definition for .xfloatLeft as that will affect EVERYTHING that has that class...
If you feedback your findings then i'll make the necessary updates to the software so that others can benefit...
John
