Paul
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In >Articles>Other Elements>Picture I set my border width=6px style=last on list (looks like a iset+outset ??) and color=brown
Artisteer preview looks great. I export HTML to folder. The generated page shows everything in the Artisteer preview, except the sample picture.
There happens to be a different sample picture downloaded/exported to the images folder (tall building) but it is not called out in the HTML.
No big deal, I can write my own <img> tag, which I do, but there are no borders.
No big deal, I'll find the classname I need to add to the img tag. I find art-article as there is an img.art-article class that has a 6px brown border. But it looks off, only one inset (or outset) and the text does not wrap around the picture so there is more styling out there that I'm missing I think.
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Janys
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Now I won't swear to this, but I think that there are some browsers which don't show up certain border styles. Internet Explorer for instance...
Don't know what to say about the different image though.
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Vincenzo
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Exporting to HTML but not seeing sample picture
I have the same problem!
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Garry
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You should confirm if the images are there in the images folder of template and path is correct.
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Vincenzo
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I've installed the latest artisteer version (2.3.0.20943) and retried everything, but I still have the problem. I've selected the image in "articles", saved, exported into HTML. In artisteer, I can see everything correctly. When I then view the different browser previews (firefox, explorer, chrome), the image isn't shown. Opening the image folder, the image I've selected/exported is not there. Also in the HTML, there is no image code.
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Dave Porter
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Hi Vincenzo,
Could you elaborate on if this is just on your local machine or after uploading the files to your website ?
It is hard to imagine that the image is not there, which is why I'm asking as maybe you have not FTP's the images to your site ?
Perhaps if you give us a URL, or upload to a temporary location we can see it live for you ?
regards, Dave
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Vincenzo
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You can view thies file
http://www.realizzazionesitoweb.com/artisteer.zip
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Dave Porter
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Hi Vincenzo,
I checked that out, it all appears to be OK, but I think you need to tell me what to look for ?
Also I re-read your post above and you stated:
Quote :Also in the HTML, there is no image code.
The layout images will not be referenced in the html, they will be in the css!
cheers Dave
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Vincenzo
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Artisteer
Browser
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Vincenzo
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Quote Vincenzo:
Artisteer
Browser
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Dave Porter
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OK, I'm with you now !
Is it something to do with the copyright on the images, that we are not allowed to use ?
But it would be better if there was a placeholder so you could put your own image there.
I would create an official support 'case' via the support link on the left.
regards, Dave
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Trina
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Hi Vincenzo
Would love to know how you are getting on with this issue as I have exactly the same problem.
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Dave Porter
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Hi Trina,
Have not heard back from Vincenzo - can I suggest you open a 'Case' via the support lnk on the left & see what Artisteer have to say.
Post back and let us know how you get on...
regards, Dave
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Lester
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Here's what they told me:
Lester,
We are aware of this issue and will most likely fix it in future versions.
The image is only a placeholder.
Best regards,
Kevin P
I am not highly skilled in CSS and have been unsuccessful in inserting the image that way using CSS. Can someone post the code to line up an image like that? Or do we have to insert a table instead of using CSS?
Thanks,
Lester
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Garry
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You can add that image inserting following code after "<div class="art-PostContent">" in page.html of your exported template:
<img class="art-article" src="images/spectacles.gif" alt="an image" style="float: left" />
You also need to add an image named "spectacles.gif" in images folder of your exported template, preferred image size is 167x250
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Andrew
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 I have the same problem!
When preview in different browsers or exporting to HTML - not seeing sample picture. The reason - there is no image code in the HTML
Version 2,2 works fine.
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Garry
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Artisteer is going to correct it in next update, meanwhile you can use my above code for it.
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Shari
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Quote Garry:
Artisteer is going to correct it in next update, meanwhile you can use my above code for it.
just downloaded the latest update and alas its STILL not fixed....
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steve beaton
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Just bought the latest version and this issue REALLY sucks!
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nomen
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Quote Garry:
You can add that image inserting following code after "<div class="art-PostContent">" in page.html of your exported template:
<img class="art-article" src="images/spectacles.gif" alt="an image" style="float: left" />
You also need to add an image named "spectacles.gif" in images folder of your exported template, preferred image size is 167x250
No go! The class="art-article" has margin: {n} px and that means if you float the pic left or right the top border will not be aligned with the text. One can change the style to for instance:
.art-article img, img.art-article
{
margin: 0 7px 0 0;
}
for instance, but then why do I need Artisteer if I've done everything manually?
Also adding style attribute (or align...) is a little bit of faux pais here, isn't it? That should be in the CSS, right?
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artuser
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Just downloaded the 2.5 version and it's still not fixed!
I don't understand why they would bother to have a whole bunch of images there to choose from if none of them is being exported! This is ridiculous!
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Canzonando
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Vincenzo, fai uno screenshot dell'anteprima in artisteer poi ritagli l'immagine con un programma di grafica (io uso paintshop e faccio maiusc.+c e ritaglio direttamente) e la carichi così com'è nella cartella images ovviamente le devi dare il nome che troverai nel css alla classe indicata nei post precedenti, fanno così perchè non hanno acquistato le royalties dell'immagine (penso perchè sono un po' pidocchi).
P.S.
for everyone else: sorry my Italian, but I do struggle to understand that you write in English.
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Pradeep
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I am having the same problem. Has this issue been resolved?
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Garry
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You should try Artisteer 3.0 preview version which support content editing and creating additional pages within Artisteer user interface.
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Tom
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It's December 20, 2010 and I just purchased the Artiseer Standard Version 2.5. This lack of an exported image in the content area of an html exported page and lack of text editing functionality persists in Version 2.5 . Also, the download link on the Artiseer web site for Version 3.0 pre beta/beta is broken. Support states those images in the content areas of teh development area are for illustrative purposes only. Ok, then why show them in the first place when the application doesn't provide an export product with even an image place holder in which to upload an image of your own. The hoopla of the application touts itself as needing no experience, however, it seems you need to have extensive html coding experience in order to make a page look like those created in the artiseer development environment. or come up with complicated workarounds which may or may not be easliy implemented or functional. Oh Brother.................
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Jacob
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Quote Tom: Also, the download link on the Artiseer web site for Version 3.0 pre beta/beta is broken.
Okay mr bad apple: http://www.artisteer.com/?p=download_v3p
Seems to work fine for me.
PS. While you were complaining I made another $1,200.00 selling a wordpress site with 50+ pages.
Can you imagine the nighmare if this was straight up html with no database?
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Tom
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Jacob, that was not my post. So stop acting so juvenile.
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Jacob
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So your saying it was a completely different Tom?
So why did you reply if it wasn't you? 
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Davo
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Folks, we all know these forums suck.
There are lots of idiots who frequent here who follow threads, note the common names and post responses purporting to be other people...
So don't get sucked in, just chill out and stop adding to these posts that have pointless content!
m2c, Davo
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Tom
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Quote Jacob:
So your saying it was a completely different Tom?
So why did you reply if it wasn't you?
Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.
Why? Because I can.
Grow up. Someone disagrees with you and you act like a two year old.
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