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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Links: cannot display image AND link nameA workaround is to add the images manually in the DB into the structure of the name. That way both the text and the image will be displayed. If the link name is TEXT, you can do <img src=””>TEXT. When WP parses the name it will include the image in the link.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to decrease spaces between lines…did you remove the margin from every ol and li. Usually the li tag comes with default valuese for margin. Just set the margin to 0 pixels and the line break you have will most likely disappear.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to decrease spaces between lines…Did you remove the margin from every
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Placing images ALONGSIDE each otherWhat you need to do is <img src=”” style=”float:right”> to place the image on the right. Anything else below the image will be placed on the left. If you want it on the left of the text or more images, then you will do <img src=”” style=”float:left”>. You can also do <img src=”” style=”float:center”>.
So, what happens is that anything following the image with the float will be placed to the other side(s). For your example above, I would do:
<img src=”” style=”float:left”><img src=”” style=”float:center”><img src=”” style=”float:right”>
You can check out the site I am working on. The images use float:left and float:right. The site is http://blog.puremobile.com