jeepindotcom

Makes sense.

I do think though, that if it’s going to insert inline style code, it should at least give me options to set the other parameters for that style, ie: line type and color, vs always going with ‘solid black’.

mechx1, that’s what I would think too, but that’s not what’s happening.

otto42, I’m editing existing existing entries/images. They do already have border=”1″ in the original HTML code though, so maybe that’s why the image property editor is defaulting to 1 in the border field.

That still doesn’t explain why it’s inserting inline style code into the img tag though, that’s really what I don’t like about the situation. Also, it leaves the original ‘border=”1″‘ in the HTML code and inserts the additional style tag.

For example, the original code looks like:
<img src="uri/filename.jpg" border="1" alt="alt-txt-here" width="250" height="167" />

After pulling up the image properties in the wysiwyg editor and clicking update, the code now looks like:
<img style="border: 1px solid black;" src="uri/filename.jpg" border="1" alt="alt-txt-here" width="250" height="167" />

admins, you can delete this thread if you want, turns out it was a conflict issue btwn the rewrites for WP and WPG2. I’ve got it fixed now.