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Asked by Jennifer Stewart 1 year 27 days ago.

How do I center a photograph or wrap text around it?



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I know it's possible because some people do it! Also, when you load a photo there are some couple of options - "border" and "hspace" and "vspace". Can anybody explain them?300

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» Answer from Bruce Horst Answer given 1 year 27 days ago.
Great question. The new HTML editor allow you to right-click on an image to select 'Image Properties'. Image properties allows you to set the alignment (left or right), border and horizontal and vertical spacing. The spacing allows a margin around the image so that the text isn't right up next to it.

I've noticed that sometimes images already have some formatting which isn't over-ridden when these attributes are changed, so they don't have an effect unless you remove all the formatting first.

It's not easy, and I sure wish it was because images add so much to articles.

» Comment from Jennifer Stewart Comment made 1 year 27 days ago.
I didn't know about that, thanks Bruce. Greg's also given me some answers, so I'll try them all. I agree, images add a lot.

» Answer from Paul Schroeder Answer given 1 year 25 days ago.
As a hopelessly moronic technophobe, reading all of this gave me a wrap around centered headache and mild onset of an anxiety attack!

» Comment from Jennifer Stewart Comment made 1 year 21 days ago.
Amen brother!! You make me laugh!

» Comment from Paul Schroeder Comment made 1 year 21 days ago.
hOPEFULLY, THAT'S WHAT A WOMAN LOOKS FOR IN A MAN.

» Answer from Azhar Nadeem Answer given 363 days 12 hours ago.
Follow the easy route. Use the wrap Text option in Microsoft Word. Select appropriare wrapping and the use "Paste from Word" Tool in searchwarp to add your article.

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