Minor CSS Issue

Are you not able to adjust the actual CSS file?

It seems like you are going to have a hard time overriding it because both the width and the height are given px dimensions and both have a !important property, telling it to not let anything override that particular property.

What you could try is also using the !important property.

.wysiwyg img.fitbriefingEntryFirstImage{
  width: auto !important;
  height: auto !important;
}

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Of course this might only work if the CSS that calls it is called after the original CSS.

Also, the classification depends on the HTML markup. It should only be img.fitbriefingEntryFirstImage if your markup is

<img class="fitbriefingEntryFirstImage">

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Otherwise it would be

.wysiwyg .fitbriefingEntryFirstImage img {
  width:auto !important;
  height: auto !important;
}

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However, the easiest way would be to change the original CSS


From width: 184px !important; to the width you want, be it auto or a specified amount.

Again, do you have the ability to change the CSS?

Yes I do have the ability. Your first line of code worked but now I'm flush left instead of flush right.

http://bit.ly/eJXrtY

What do you mean? It looks like it is floating right to me. Probably because of the float that is on the class.

Try adding a float: left !important; as well.

But maybe I am misunderstanding you. What exactly do you want the Facebook logo to do?

Also, is it possible to adjust the markup so that the first image is the same as the other ones? If you can't change the markup, you could always copy the styling from the other images and apply the same to the first images CSS.

Got it man, I had my directions backwards earlier. So, it looks good in FF but if you look in IE7 the icons are stacked. Any thoughts on how to unstack them?

Screenshot attached

Working on it. You may have to wrap these in a div for it to work in IE. Give me 5.

Try adding this:

.wysiwyg a {
  display: inline !important;
}

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Second one worked, thanks!