Getting Text To Wrap Properly

  • altstatten

    (@altstatten)


    18 years, 8 months ago

    Let’s clear the brush…I’ve done the searching, read the documentation but I still can’t get this to fly. If someone would take a look at this page and tell me what code I need to get the text to start at the TOP of the picture instead of bottom-right where it is, I will dance at your next wedding.

    You’ll wanna see that.

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  • Dgold

    (@dgold)

    18 years, 8 months ago

    I don’t think I could explain it better than
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Wrapping_Text_Around_Images

    Did you (1) give the image a style, and (2) define the style in your CSS stylesheet?

    I’m don’t muck around in css very much, so luckily my theme (and the Default theme) came with class=”alignright” and “alignleft” already built into the stylesheet, so I can just give any image that class= and it does it.

    I’m seeing something like this

    <div class="text_clanku">
<img id="image3" alt="Phillip Crum"
src="http://yoursite/philcrum1.thumbnail.jpg" />I
got lucky a long time ago and figured out what to
do with a box of donuts besides...

    and what I think you need is something else inside that img src= tag. The something else might be a class= like class=”alignleft” if you have defined a specific class for alignleft and alignright in your stylesheet

    someone else could explain it better tho, hope this helps

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