Hello everyone.

I have installed AJAX scroller and it works. Now I'm adjusting CSS.

But I have a problem with the "strip tags" setting. My tags seem to be "stripped" in any case, and in fact checking or un-checking the option makes no difference.

This might have nothing to do with my problem, but... My hosting  provider (1&1) uses PHP through CGI (whatever that is, don't ask me!) and the local php.ini settings don't propagate to subfolders (don't ask me details about that either!). The thing is that, after much looking around, I found out that to setup ionCube for AJAX scroller I had to leave several copies of php.ini (I left copies in /administrator, in /modules/mod_ajaxscroller and in /modules/mod_ajaxscroller/mod_ajaxscroller) - That way the module works.

Could it be that I am missing something in this respect? - And, if not... ??

Thank you and best from sunny Madrid,
-Enrique

Thank you, Saka. Your post was most helpful.

I had come to the (erroneous) conclusion that "all" tags were stripped because I missed the <p>s and the <em>s used by my editor. After reading your message I am tweaking some of the line breaks, adding <br>s, and everything looks  better.

I have another problem, perhaps you could help me. I don't know what CSS adjustments I have to make to have items "not overlapping". OK, I'll explain this further: Look at one of my test scrollers in http://www.1080bits.com/general/contacto.html. It is based in your "CNN news" demo, but reads article titles instead of a RSS. You will see that often more than one title appears simultaneously in the bar... I don't know why, I think I don't quite get the idea of the "sizes" in the CSS.

Is it because of the original size (width) of the modules being scrolled?

Thanks for a great product and best from Madrid,
-Enrique

You were right again. Thanks for your help - and sorry for my stupidity 

Best,
-Enrique

I will review it. I think some tags might break the javascript. Will see if I can allow div's and p's.