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  1. eZ Publish / Platform
  2. EZP-21448

images using embed-inline style in ezoe are not displayed on same row in frontend

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      add 2 images in ezoe, next to each other. set their view mode as embed-inline.

      Expected result: images display next to each other, both while editing, while viewing in backoffice and while viewing in frontend

      Actual result: images display next to each other while editing, and one above the other while viewing in backoffice and while viewing in frontend.

      Root cause:

      • the tpl used to render the "embed" xml-tag always puts a DIV in the html around the actual embedded content. Also it seems that embed-inline.tpl is never used.

      Example fix (ugly but works):

      {if ne('embed-inline', $view)}
      <div class="{if $object_parameters.align}object-{$object_parameters.align}{/if}{if ne($classification|trim,'')} {$classification|wash}{/if}"{if is_set($object_parameters.id)} id="{$object_parameters.id}"{/if}>
      {/if}
      {content_view_gui view=$view link_parameters=$link_parameters
          object_parameters=$object_parameters
          content_object=$object classification=$classification}
      {if ne('embed-inline', $view)}
      </div>
      {/if}
      

      NB: there is also the same pbl in reverse:
      when editing, 2 embeds side by side are always displayed inline even when they should be shown as block-level elements

      Steps to reproduce
      • In an eZ Publish 5.1, with eZFlow (legacy) design
      • In an article's description field insert a couple of images, side by side, setting them as inline
      • In front end, open that article and verify that the images are not showed side by side

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            gaetano.giunta-obsolete@ez.no Gaetano Giunta (Inactive)
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