I have a problem with the forum, when I add a pict

After you insert the picture in the forum topic can not change its position and flow, still picture is on the left, the default position.

Dolphin 7.0.9

Please help...

I don't have a 7.0.9 test site at the moment to play with.  I would think that after you insert the image the the post, you should be able to use the TinyMCE toolbar to position the image, shrink the size if need be, and then position/float the image as you wish.  If you choose "left" on the toolbar it should float the image to the left and the text should then flow to the right.  I would need to see what buttons you have loaded for the forum toolbar.  If you like, take a screenshot of the toolbar and post it here.  It may be that we just need to customise the toolbar for your installation.

 Please take a look

The float was not saved, you are correct there.  I can test on a 7.1, although the TinyMCE version is different for 7.1.

Do you know how to post a copy of your canvas.init.xsl showing the TinyMCE configuration?  In 7.0.9 and earlier 7.1 versions, the forum has a separate init for the editor.

  Please look at this

I have an earlier 7.1 which has the separate TinyMCE init.  It is doing the same on my forum as on your forum.  TinyMCE is stripping out the float no matter how I try to put it in.  The answer is to edit the init and instruct TinyMCE to not remove the float on the image.  I am a bit busy at the moment.  I will get back to you unless someone else comes in with the answer before then.

 OK, let me see.  There are two canvas.init.xsl in 7.0.9, you may need to edit both.

add to your extended valid element entry (using a comma to separate the img from the a tag):

img[style|class|src|border=0|alt|title|hspace|vspace|width|height|align|onmouseover|onmouseout|name]

This will prevent TinyMCE from removing the style tag inserted by the advance image tag, or it should.

As I said, there are two canvas.init.xsl, add it to both.

That looks correct.  The extended_valid_elements adds to the valid_elements; if it is already in the valid elements as wanted, no need to add to extended.

Remember that I said there is another copy; not sure why two were needed, perhaps to do with language.  I would make sure to add to both.  You can always do a page view of the forum and check the init that is loaded to the page for TinyMCE.

 Thank you very much! Now it works perfectly!
Once again, thank you very much  Geek_girl !

I am glad that I could be of some help.