When you’re adding the image, you can designate the alignment. And assuming the theme you’re using has the proper CSS for those by default, it should work. So in your case, either the alignment option was not selected or you don’t have those styles in your CSS.
But nonetheless, you could always add your own.
Thanks for your reply, Roy.
I’ve selected the alignment option at the insert image stage where it gives an option. Still Aligns left. Tried centering image after it was already inserted in the post. Still left. Css styles seem, as far as I can tell, the same as recommended wordpress css re aligncenter. The image shows up correctly in the screen you see when your inserting. But in “preview” the front end, it is still left. Something is missing between the front and back end. I don’t know. this is pretty frustrating. I need to be able to put the image where I want it without it floating around, otherwise what’s the point in even having a site?
Can you please post the URL of the frontend where I can see the images?
Ok so for example, you could make the anchor tag “inline” in your CSS, and you will get this http://cld.wthms.co/S4HK
Thanks, Roy.
That’s the end result I’m looking for. So what exactly is “inline?” What does it do? And this is to be done within the lightbox class?
Please refer to this explanation http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_display.asp
You could add a new custom class to the anchor so it will not affect all lightbox classes.
Thank you very much for your help on this issue, Roy. I’ve got a lot to chew on now.
