David_G

The div id only follows the css you have set for it, it doesn’t alter the picture itself, that you edit in the post editor.

I don’t see the div id on that one.

Your small picture on the about page is centered now, You can use the same div on the welcomeinmyworld post and it will use the same css.

yes just like that. As you add css you can label the snippets so you know what they do like this. Everything between /* and */ will be ignored and is only for your use.

/* This is my picture */
#mypicture {
dislpay: block;
text-align: center;
}

With the div id I gave you, it will ONLY affect that particular image on that post. If you use the same div id somewhere else then that will also follow the same command. You can name a div id anything you want. So if you use the same image on multiple pages/posts in the same way with that div id it will do the same thing everywhere you put it.

just add it after what is already there after the last closing bracket.
Make absolutely sure you are not adding it to a php file as that will crash your site. What do you have in line 1 to 7? It should be similar to the snippet I gave you. CSS works like this:

selector {
styling-type: command;
}

You should be able to center it in your post editor. If you cannot you can add a div selector to it and then use css coding to center it. Here is an example of what you can do.

In your post editor find the <a href="">. Then add a div id like below, name it whatever you want then after the </a> close the div selector with </div>

<div id="mypicture" <a href= YOUR IMAGE INFO ></a></div>

To style it use a child theme and edit the style.css file or use a plugin like #Samuel Elh suggested to add css.

The css selector in the above example would be #mypicture, you would use it this way.

#mypicture {
dislpay: block;
text-align: center;
}

You can do this with just about anything that you want to style.

You will need to ftp to your site and delete or rename that plugin you were working with, rename it by adding .old to the folder. You will find the plugins in the following folder.
wp-content/plugins/