To put the EXIF on one line you can edit the HTML options on the Exifography options page. It’s currently using an unordered list, you could change it to just a paragraph like in this screenshot.
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Jaabie
(@jamieacowangmailcom)
Kristrella,
Perfect thank you!
1. How do I now change the order that the items are displayed in?
2. also I would like to row of text to be centered within the blog post in order to fit under the photos. Can i add a code to do this?
3. How do i change the size of the text? (or maybe the font?)
Sorry if these are all simple questions, i did read your blog post but could not work it out.
Thanks you so much for your help, If you want me to start a new thread for these questions I can?
Thread Starter
Jaabie
(@jamieacowangmailcom)
I think the answer to Number 2 is something like :
</p> <centre>
but cant get it correct?
4. I also want some space ie two line breaks after the text, how do i do that? < br > < br >
sorry i know these are dumb questions.
Jamie
1. How do I now change the order that the items are displayed in?
Currently the only way to do this is using a PHP filter: http://www.kristarella.com/2012/07/filtering-exifography-output/#rearrange-exif
2. also I would like to row of text to be centered within the blog post in order to fit under the photos. Can i add a code to do this?
The best way to do this is to use CSS. In your theme’s stylesheet add .exif {text-align:center;}
But if you must do it from the options page the next best way is to change the before block code to <p class="exif" style="text-align:center;">
More documentation if you need it: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_text.asp
3. How do i change the size of the text? (or maybe the font?)
Via CSS: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp
4. I also want some space ie two line breaks after the text, how do i do that?
Again, it would be better to use CSS and give it a bottom margin, like .exif {margin-bottom:2em;}, but you can use HTML in the after block field of </p><br /><br />
