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  • Plugin Author Jacob Dunn

    (@spacemanspud)

    I’d guess the wrapping span and the image are both being styled as “inline”. You’ll need to change your css to have the span and image both as “inline-block”, which is very specific to your template. If you share a link to the page in question, I could probably point you towards the specific styling needed.

    Thread Starter mkobryn

    (@mkobryn)

    Hi and thanks for your fast reply. My site is http://www.toastandcheer.com

    Plugin Author Jacob Dunn

    (@spacemanspud)

    Heh – you’ll need to have the plugin active, as well. At a guess, the styling you’ll need to modify is around line 725 in your stylesheet.

    Thread Starter mkobryn

    (@mkobryn)

    Ahh, sorry about that! I just activated it. I’ll take a look and thank you again for your help!

    Plugin Author Jacob Dunn

    (@spacemanspud)

    Wow, that’s odd. There’s extra
    tags being added into the reponsive image code, I’m assuming from another plugin. You could work around it by adding:

    .aligncenter br, .alignright br, .alignleft br{
    display:none;
    }

    But I’m curious as to where they’re coming from.

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