What happens if you just change align=”alignleft” to align=”alignnone” in your post?
Clayton, I have the same problem, see post, and the test still wraps around the image.
@mrmarco
Your problem may be different. I would take a look , but I can’t find any images posted on your site.
http://marcorigazio.com/?p=14
sorry about that Clayton… I still had the post as a draft – DOH! posted now.
BTW, I don’t want to hijack this topic but it sounded to me to be the same issue with the text wrapping.
Your style sheet looks pretty sparse when it comes to images.
img{
border:0px;
}
..is all I saw. In the html editor, after your image, you can manually add
<br clear="left"/> and I think that should keep any text posted after the image from wrapping around it. (place it under it)
As far as centering, things look a little weird there in the source code. In order to use the WordPress image alignment features and caption features, you may want to add some code to your style sheet and adjust it from there. Here is a reference for that.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Images
I’m sorry I couldn’t provide more precise insight. Maybe someone else will peek at it and spot something obvious that can simplify things with that theme.
Best wishes.
ClaytnJames adding align=”alignnone” didn’t help
but <br clear=”left”/> Worked like a Charm
Thank you so much
By the way the Autosave function on WordPress I love it
I accidently hit backbutton after a long entry and forgot to save it
but Autosave saved my day So thank to WordPress for that
