Can you post a link to the page that’s having this issue?
One thing you might try is in the Text tab of the editor, enclose the paragraph you want below the image in ‘<div></div>’ tags. On most themes, this will force it below any content outside of the tags (in other words, your basic info and picture).
Chris, thanks for your reply.
http://www.engineeringafuture.com/brian/
I added those div tags, but as you can see, it is still not quite working (the div tags enclose the “Hobbies Outside EAF” section).
I can continually resize the image until it just so happens that the size forces the Hobbies section below the image, but this feels like a shotty temporary fix.
Also, when I am looking at the page in the page editor, in order to have it where it is (where the “Hobbies Outside” line is right next to the picture base…not what I want; just for demonstration), in the editor the “Industry Experience” line is right next to the picture base…so there’s some kind of funky offset between editing and publishing.
Any ideas?
I see what you mean.
In the past, when I’ve created these sorts of pages, I would make a custom post type for it, and a template for the custom post type. You can then position the content on the page exactly where you want it since each section would be automatically divided into ‘<div></div>” tags. You can create a “hard break” using CSS so that no matter how much content you have, you can control what stays where.
One thing to consider is with the large amount of text you’re putting to the right of the image, is if there’s a better way to organize it so that you can standardize the display of it a little easier. I run into this issue all the time with designs I develop for, and sometimes, you just have to change up the layout. There are a lot of great examples here.
Hope that helps!
