Custom styles

mariomb,

Custom styles on my sites haven’t been impacted too much. I’ve changed the way the HTML elements are generated so as to give even more classes that help users style.

If the style broke, a small tweak in the CSS should ideally fix the result.

Ideally, you should be styling these elements as a base:
img.tptn_thumb and .tptn_posts_daily .tptn_title, .tptn_posts .tptn_title

You also have new class for all content after the image: tptn_after_thumb

I had custom styles to fix positioning of the thumbnail inline with text, and now after I updated the script, the text and thumbnail are with the link separately and not together as I used to have.

Can you post the CSS code. Maybe I can help modify it to get the result

.tptn_thumb { float:left; margin-right:px; }
.tptn_link { clear:both; min-height:px; margin:px 0px 5px 0px; display:inline-block; }

Can you try if this works?

.tptn_thumb { float:left; margin-right:px; }
.tptn_posts ul li, .tptn_posts_daily ul li { clear:both; min-height:px; margin:px 0px 5px 0px; display:inline-block; }

I’ve just replaced tptn_link which used to earlier wrap the img and a tags with the li which wraps the same

Sorry about my delay – there was a problem in your code, on the top10.php

there are at least two lines (as much as I’ve noticed) that are repeated and that are therefore not allowing the custom CSS styles to work

Do check it out when you can.

Which lines are you are referring to specifically?

}
				if ($post_thumb_op=='inline' || $post_thumb_op=='after' || $post_thumb_op=='thumbs_only') {
					$output .= '<a>ID).'" rel="bookmark'.$rel_attribute.'" '.$target_attribute.'class="tptn_link">'; // Add beginning of link
					$output .= tptn_get_the_post_thumbnail('postid='.$result->ID.'&thumb_height='.$thumb_height.'&thumb_width='.$thumb_width.'&thumb_meta='.$thumb_meta.'&thumb_html='.$thumb_html.'&thumb_default='.$thumb_default.'&thumb_default_show='.$thumb_default_show.'&thumb_timthumb='.$thumb_timthumb.'&scan_images='.$scan_images.'&class=tptn_thumb&filter=tptn_postimage');
					$output .= '</a>'; // Close the link
				}
				if ($post_thumb_op=='inline' || $post_thumb_op=='text_only') {
					$output .= '<span class="tptn_after_thumb">';
					$output .= '<a>ID).'" rel="bookmark'.$rel_attribute.'" '.$target_attribute.'class="tptn_link">'; // Add beginning of link
					$output .= '<span class="tptn_title">' . $title . '</span>'; // Add title when required by settings
					$output .= '</a>'; // Close the link

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Placing the $post_thumb_op==’inline’ on the first line leads to custom styles CSS not being able to place it inline as it should.

mariomb,

I don’t see duplicate code there, the way that is built is that if the case is inline i.e. the thumbnail is before the post title option, then it creates a structure like this:

<ul class="crp_related" id="crp_related">
<li>
<a class="tptn_link"><img src="POST THUMB URL" class="tptn_thumb" /></a>
<span class="tptn_after_thumb">
<a class="tptn_link"><span class="tptn_title">[POST TITLE]</span></a>
[OTHER OPTIONAL CONTENT e.g. AUTHOR, EXCERPT etc.]
</span>
</li>
</ul>

As you can see the post thumb sits in its own a tag and the rest of the content sits within its own span tag.

The problem is that the <a class="tptn_link"> causes the image and the title to appear in diferent lines.
I even tried to make a css hack, but wasn’t able to. That is why i came up with that ‘hack’ and now it works like a charm.

I think the forum parser code messed up the code. Could you please repost this here or alternatively at https://snipt.org/ for me to take a look.

Also, could you please post your CSS.