1 ketrinweb Feb 01, 2007 15:32
3 ketrinweb Feb 02, 2007 12:27
Oh I get it now!!! I couldn't work out what to do in the Files area and tried dragging the image in to my blog which simply put in a URL link to the image which I didnt want!
Many thanks for your help!
:)
4 ketrinweb Feb 02, 2007 12:40
Quick question:
I have now successfully inserted a couple of images in to my blog. They are centred in the middle. How can I align them to the left?
Thanks.
5 edb Feb 02, 2007 13:05
You'll have to edit past posts, and keep the following in mind for future posts. Inserting the code from the file manager gives you the image centered with a caption under it. You probably see, when you edit or after inserting, something like this:
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://yourdomain.com/media/blogs/blog_name/filename.jpg" alt="alt text" title="title text" width="943" height="11" /></div>
You want that image, but not centered like that. You want it aligned to the right with the text flowing around it on the left. Cool. Change it to this:
<img src="http://yourdomain.com/media/blogs/blog_name/filename.jpg" alt="alt text" title="title text" width="943" height="11" class="rightmargin" />
Notice that I removed the div and /div, and added a "class" to the img tag? You can also use leftmargin as the class, but I can't say that every skin will be hip to knowing what "rightmargin" and "leftmargin" mean. b2evolution does, but no one knows what every skin is capable (and not capable) of.
6 ketrinweb Feb 02, 2007 13:26
Many thanks for that! I have just done as you have said and it has worked a treat!
Thanks for such a quick reply and fix!!!
:D
7 edb Feb 02, 2007 13:44
Very welcome! I like when text flows around an image is why I like to know the answer to this one. I especially like, but don't have a link to the code anymore, where code flows along the edge of an image. Man that was cool!
Have fun!!!
8 ketrinweb Feb 02, 2007 14:39
Will do! Cheers! :)
Look towards the bottom of this file in the documentation: http://manual.b2evolution.net/File_manager
Hopefully that does the trick for you.