Possible bug in "Elements - Text +...

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Hello!

When I use - in Elements section - the option "Image + Text" (Image in the left side and Text in the right side), I can modify properly the width dimention of the text (from 100 % to 92 %). Here it is OK and there is no problem.

But, when I use the option "Text + Image" (Text in the left side and Image in the right side), the width dimention option dont work on the text side. Strangely, the option text (in the design text options) modify the Image.

I need to modify the width text in the left side like I modified the text in the right side.

I attached a image with the issue.

Thanks for the help!

Best regards and excuse my poor english...




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User 1656825 Photo


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Hello there!

I posted about an issue on saturday 28th and today monday 30th I am still waiting an answer.

Thanks

User 271657 Photo


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Sorry no one has an answer to this.
I was able to adjust my image with right text and left text with image by changing margins and padding.
Have you tried that?
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User 1656825 Photo


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Thanks!

But the problem is not to adjust image, but to adjust text in width dimention for "Text + Image" (Text in the left side and Image in the right side).

The % option modify the image in the "Text Design" section, not in the "Image Section"

When I try to modify the % width dimention text, the % option works on the image, but not on the text.
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I was able to adjust mine using the width % in the paragraph element, combined with some padding on the picture.

Maybe someone else with more RED experience than me will show up with a better answer for you. :)
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User 232214 Photo


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The elements are complex elements and have some limitations due to display inconsistencies in uncooperative email clients. I am not exactly sure what you intend to do but looking at the image you attached the best option seems to use separate image and text elements and put them in separate columns. You can also try to use left padding (on the image in the I + T) example.

If this does not help, please don't hesitate to explain again...
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User 1656825 Photo


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Thank, Bob

I agree to use two different columns (one for the image and one for the text).

Any way, I found "in my design" inconsistencies between "text + image" and "image + text".

Maybe the issue is related to the image size that I used. This means that the issue I founded maybe was caused by me...:D

I will keeping test and I will update if the issue persists.

Excuse me for taking your time and for my poor english...

Best regards!


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