I’m fine with entering in the css in the code window.
Well, I am confused by the statement above…
Take a look at this:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Wrapping_Text_Around_Images#Captioning_The_Image
No CSS needed. Its html plus the text needed.
Unless you want to know how to style the caption.?
Sorry, maybe I’m not saying it right.
I understand how to make the paragraphs of the post wrap around the image. However in addition to the paragraphs wrapping around the image, I want to place one line of text at the bottom of the image, giving credit to the photographer.
I assumed I would need to use a div tag around the image to contain the credit text next to the image, and then a little padding between it and the paragraphs floating around both.
When I said put the css in the edit window, I guess I should have said html calling a style in the css.
I think the caption part of that link will work. Thanks.
what you’ll need to do is surround the image with a DIV, which contains both the image and the text beneath this – you then just float the div around the image in order to achieve the wrapping text as you desire.
This does add a little more markup to your images, but it’s not a huge deal.
I have written a free plugin to caption images automatically using the alt text of the image. If there is no alt text then no caption is set. An example can be seen at: http://imagecaptioneasy.contentspring.com/ where it can also be downloaded.
I’m using the contentspring caption plug-in and it works great except the alt text shows up in the posts. I’m way too new at this to figure out where in style.css the conflict is … Can someone help?
