I'm a bit of a newbee to both Joomla and of course extensions. K2 looks like a very powerful extension and likely what I need.

I'm trying to provide a structure front end entry process for users that results in a standard format, listing of news items on the website. Title, date, and then below and image to the left with content wrapped around it.

I want the listing always to be formatted the same way (image always the same size, etc.).

I'm got K2 installed, but right now, the images are always sitting on top and center above the content and below the title.

Can some one point me to information that would be helpful.

Thanks

First answer found here :
k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/category-image-to-the-left-of

The other :
k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/creat-thumbnail-by-width-and

Thanks, this gets me very close. However the text still starts under picture rather than to the side. Any other suggestions?

Troponin said:First answer found here : k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/category-image-to-th...

The other :
k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/creat-thumbnail-by-w...

Actually, now I have it. However, when I have only one category being listed, the lead article has a large image back on top of the text. Doesn't seem as though there are options to control this unless I have more than one category listed. Additionally, there is a folder icon above that with the number of articles. Any insights for me on this?

Thanks!

Troponin said:First answer found here : k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/category-image-to-th...

The other :
k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/creat-thumbnail-by-w...

there are about three (i think) css classes for the Article Format. Leading, primary, Secondary, ...
maybe you have to set the float in the other classes too.

The first article is listed via the GroupLeadingPrimary class. Looking at the CSS, there is nothing there other than the { }. So where is this formatting of the first article being handled?

Additionally, i need to get rid of the category title with the file folder that leads (listing how many articles there are).