Usually our dogs are pretty easy: Fun to pet, fun to play with, happy to play by themselves or just lay around sleeping. <br><br>
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3452.JPG" alt="" title="" width="275" height="250" /></div>

But give me a little time alone and what do you think happens? Yep. They start guarding me. <br><br>
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3381.JPG" alt="" title="" width="250" height="275" /></div>

Try changing those <br>'s to <br />
Even better try ...
<p>Usually our dogs are pretty easy: Fun to pet, fun to play with, happy to play by themselves or just lay around sleeping. </p>
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3381.JPG" alt="" title="" width="250" height="275" /></div>

Thank you, John.

I tried your suggestion, but with the same results as before, exactly. Also, before I changed it, I noticed that the <br><br> were automatically changed to <br/> when i tried to save before.

Any other thoughts?

Beki I just posted the following with no problems at all

<p>Usually our dogs are pretty easy: Fun to pet, fun to play with, happy to play by themselves or just lay around sleeping. </p>
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3381.JPG" alt="" title="" width="250" height="275" /></div>

and

Usually our dogs are pretty easy: Fun to pet, fun to play with, happy to play by themselves or just lay around sleeping.<br /><br />
<div class="image_block"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3381.JPG" alt="" title="" width="250" height="275" /></div>

In the side panel of the "write" screen, under "Text Renderers" try unticking or ticking Auto P and see if that makes a difference.

Nice dogs :)

Snort. thanks. Let me try that and see.

Okay. Sigh. I just tried exactly that one paragraph on a brand new post. Once with the Auto P ticked and once with it unticked. Both with same results as before.

Gah.

What happens if you put <div class="center"><img src="http://bekikernsadkins.com/media/users/beki/DSCN3381.JPG" alt="" title="" width="250" height="275" /></div>

I see image_block in your css files and it should work, but lets try and discount a class error.

Snot. Same thing.

This is admittedly a dumb question, but where are you finding my css files?

Ok, in your Admin, go to the Users tab, click on Administrators and UNTICK "Prevent CSS tweaks WARNING: if allowed, users can easily deface the site, add hidden text, etc"

If it's not already unticked

Posted and reviewed the photo just fine :)

Yay, yay, yay!!!

The blog is up NOW so you can see the fixes worked. Thank you, John. Appreciate it!
Beki

www.BekiKernsAdkins.com
The Nice Girl

Good stuff :)