Yes, it's partly solve the problem, but in this case it displays the introtext just before the first picture.
You are true, this is not the EOW, but it is not so fexible.
Otherwise I've checked with other template (timesplazza), and the introtext appears in that case if there is no text before the picture. Hmmmm... More than three days I am trying to find out what is wrong on my site. Probaply it is better to restart from the beginning.

Guys, I just can't reproduce your problem above on my side...so tell us how did you manage to add your image(s) on your editor?

Yesss!! Solved!
The minifrontpage uses the pictures from the images folder. When I insert an image I give the full acces path for the image for example http://www.mypage.com/images/stories/myimage.jpg I can wiev the picture int he TinyMCE or JoomlaFCK, but the MiniFrontPage can not see myimage.jpg, I think it thinks that it is an outer link. If I use only images/stories/myimage.jpg I cann'r see the picture in the editors insert window justh the outlines, but in this case it makes the thumb, and everything is fine.

Dear TP Admin, is it possible to hack the MFP that we could see the generated thumb when we give the full acces path at the editor? That would be great.

Thanks

BZ

Just one more question with the MFP. I can set up the size of the thumb (64x64), but if the picture I wanted to load has an another ratio, such as 100 x 45. What to do, because the pictures with the articles are always changing.

I have found the same problem. Let me try to explain.

In the 1.5 version of MF made obriously for joomla 1.5 the thumbnail and text are exlusive of eachother under certain circumstances. Meaning you can have only one or the other regardless of backend settings.

The error occurs when you have an image in the article and it comes before any text in the article:

<img src="images/stories/designanddecor/tresserra.gif" border="0" align="left" />Spanish designer Jaume Tresserra has come up with bllablabla.

In the above case the thumbnail is shown but the intro text is not.

If however you have this in your article:

Spanish designer Jaume Tresserra has come up with bllablabla. <img src="images/stories/designanddecor/tresserra.gif" border="0" align="left" /> More bla bla bla.

Then both the thumbnail and intro text are shown.

This was not a problem in versions not for 1.5 because you could always use but now you have to use a direct reference to the image. (J 1.5.1

Yes, you are true, but in your second examle the MFP displays the tex before the picture. If it is only two words it displays that two word and no more behind the picture.

I've changed a few lien of the source code of the MFP but be care with it, I've neither write a line of PHP nor other recently used programming languages.