Hi Hans,

I had this problem some time ago, try to start with a 'break' ... -[br]
That worked for me.

Hope it helps!

Tuur

Break not accepted?
Try another break..
I use it all the time.
Tuur

look here,

i find that the break is only needed when html5 = auto

html5 prefer works ok:
http://www.virtualtuur.com/krpano/txtfieldpic/1/

html5 auto without a first break no pic on desktop safari, ipad seems ok
http://www.virtualtuur.com/krpano/txtfieldpic/2/

html5 auto with a first break <br />
http://www.virtualtuur.com/krpano/txtfieldpic/3/

Tuur


edit: i think i misread your question... sorry... so you have to do a lot of breaks to get the text under the picture i suppose
http://www.virtualtuur.com/krpano/txtfieldpic/4/

Hi,

Zitat von »HansNyb«

Is this really not possible to fix.

The rendering of the html is fully done by the Flashplayer itself. Changing or fixing here anything is not possible. Only Adobe could do that, but it seems they have stopped any development here already several years ago.

krpano (simplified said) handles only the passing/setting of the text and the determination of the resulting sizes.

The Flash source code of the krpano textfield plugin is also available as open source - so it's possible look behind the scenes here (as prove that fixing that the Flashplayer html rendering is not possible):
http://krpano.com/plugins/textfield/source/textfield.as


The basic problem is that the Flashplayer can't handle the textflow around the images well or correctly, so it can be necessary to 'help' the Flashplayer by adding several [br] linebreaks for positioning the texts...

Can you show your example?
Maybe it's possible to get it working with a few tricks/hacks...

Zitat von »HansNyb«

break is not accepted in xml for HTML5. Just gives me an error on iPad and if you chevck the xml on desktop.

The [br] tag should work in HTML5, but <br> will not work because the xml syntax would not accept not-closed tags (unless the <data> element will have CDATA tags to escape the content), correct would be <br/> here.

Zitat

html5 auto without a first break no pic on desktop safari, ipad seems ok

http://www.virtualtuur.com/krpano/txtfieldpic/2/

The missing image is one of the strange Flashplayer html rendering bugs, try to remove ALL whitespaces before the first image. Or try using the new 1.17.1 version - there the textfield plugin trims the leading whitespaces away by its own.

Best regards,
Klaus