I want to know if it's possible to add margin to my text. In fact, I have a 600px width image and I want text to wrap in the most left 200px only. Is it possible?
In html, I'd put a margin value of 400px, but in imagegen is it possible? This is the last feature I want to know about before buyng it.
No, that's more than ImageGen allows and is more in keeping with a hands-on tool like Photoshop than an automated tool like ImageGen.
Having said that, you could create a text image with transparent background (format=png) and, using css and/or javascript to support all browsers and layer/position the text on top of the ImageGen-resized image, Or, use ImageGen for the text in the html and use ImageGen for the background-image in the css.
Hi, in fact, I want to send an email with the image made by imagegen. So, in my image I have a background and variable text. So now you're talking about transparent image, I'll try to do a transparent image with the text in it and overlay that to the background.
Given the limits of what is possible with css in emails you might not be able to do what you want... such are the obscure and frustrating limitations of html emails.
Add text margin
Hi,
I want to know if it's possible to add margin to my text. In fact, I have a 600px width image and I want text to wrap in the most left 200px only. Is it possible?
In html, I'd put a margin value of 400px, but in imagegen is it possible? This is the last feature I want to know about before buyng it.
Thank you for your help!
No, that's more than ImageGen allows and is more in keeping with a hands-on tool like Photoshop than an automated tool like ImageGen.
Having said that, you could create a text image with transparent background (format=png) and, using css and/or javascript to support all browsers and layer/position the text on top of the ImageGen-resized image, Or, use ImageGen for the text in the html and use ImageGen for the background-image in the css.
Hope that helps.
cheers,
doug.
Hi, in fact, I want to send an email with the image made by imagegen. So, in my image I have a background and variable text. So now you're talking about transparent image, I'll try to do a transparent image with the text in it and overlay that to the background.
Given the limits of what is possible with css in emails you might not be able to do what you want... such are the obscure and frustrating limitations of html emails.
cheers,
doug.
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