WordPress Justify Text

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009 at 1:33 am

wordpress justify text
Why are the images that appear on the left or right aligned?

This topic has been going crazy for weeks: I'm using WordPress 2.3.1. When adding an image to my message, if the image is left or right justified, the text will wrap around it (as it should), but the image does not look real (as shown in the manager when I'm editing the post, but not on the live site). The alt tag appears (when you hover over the space blank where the image should be, you can see the alt tag). However, when the image is not left or right (the image is, for example, "up" or "down") appears on the live site. So the picture you can see - not just when the left or right justified. I guess this is not so much a matter of WordPress, as it is a problem CSS I'm having, but I'm not sure and would appreciate any help. Has anyone had this happen to them? Better yet, you know how I can fix this? I'm sure a little adjustment in the code is all that is necessary, but I can not understand. Thanks in advance for any help!

WordPress is a freak (Which is a couple of changes behind, by the way ... 2.6 is the latest version). What I always do is add two classes to the style sheet, called tleft and tright. So when I write a message, after you've finished, but before you save, open the HTML editor, and enter the class manually. . CSS: tleft {float: left; margin: 15px 15px 3px 0;} tright {float:. Right; margin: 0 15px 15px 3px;} I also make sure that each new entry in the page (each post) has added style to prevent the strange effects: clear: both; Thus, even if an image is higher than the text next to it, each message begins on a new line.

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