solved Saw broken image on my Home page. Weird stuff happened after replacement

researchcooperative
@researchcooperative
10 years ago
694 posts
@michael ?

After setting my "Editor Embedded Media" and module and "Editor Image Upload" modules to active across all quotas, I reset caches and did an integrity check (no problems) then returned the Home page to start looking at how to use it.

See http://researchcooperative.org/

Home page, which was fine a few moments ago, now had broken image logos in each of two widgets (there were only two photos on the page). So I went into Site builder and deleted the broken image and uploaded a new image.

In the Widget editor, all looked good (see copy 2 attachment with Save button showing).

After saving, weird stuff happened. See -after copy attachment with photo now pushing down into the widget headers below.

This happened repeatedly, on reruns, which is why I was able make the screenshot sequence.

How many different wrong things did I do to generate this mess?!

In the first instance, when seeing a broken image file, should I assume a bad internet connection, and refresh the browser page, or entirely restart my browser?

Or put real flowers in front of a shrine and pray?! :-) (Possibly a good idea in any situation, good or bad).
updated by @researchcooperative: 03/28/17 10:57:28PM
michael
@michael
10 years ago
7,826 posts
That "Sign up for new members" appearing over the top of your image is doing that because you chose to set the image to "float: left"

Open the editor where the image is in and click on it to select it, then click on the "left align" button in the editor to change the FLOAT to a normal left alignment.

Alternatively you could use the < > (view source) button to look for the image code:
<img src="http://researchcooperative.org/upimg/image/upimg_file/34/196" style="float: left; margin: 0px;" alt="LG asagao 2016 copy.jpg">
and remove the style="float:left;"
<img src="http://researchcooperative.org/upimg/image/upimg_file/34/196" alt="LG asagao 2016 copy.jpg">

updated by @michael: 10/12/16 12:23:36AM
researchcooperative
@researchcooperative
10 years ago
694 posts
Thanks, I will work with this.

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