I can't align my images

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  janicewald · Member · Mar 25, 2015 at 5:14 am

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  Please help. I am doing an expert round up post and can’t align my images. My blog is Reflections http://mycurrentnewsblog.com/
  The post is called 18 Blogging Experts Reveal Their Secret to Blog Promotion. This is time sensitive since I already told the experts when I’d publish it.

  Please align them for me; I’ve had this problem with my last round up post and couldn’t align them. I don’t want to be embarrassed. Thank you

  Janice Wald

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  rachelmcr · Member · Mar 25, 2015 at 12:12 pm

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  Hi Janice,

  The issue I’m seeing is that the text next to each image isn’t long enough to match the height of the image. That means the next image will appear next to it instead of below it.

  One way to fix that is to add extra line breaks below the text, to push the following image and text farther down the screen. That way, there will be plenty of space between each image and the accompanying text. We have a guide for adding extra line breaks to illustrate how that works.

  If you run into trouble with that approach, please let me know.

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  janicewald · Member · Mar 25, 2015 at 1:39 pm

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  Rachel I have already tried that many times for example Guillermo’s I pushed down many many many lines over and over again and it still looks exactly the way it does right now on the screen can you PLEASE align the images for me we are getting closer to Saturday and I’m getting really panicky thank you Janice

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  rachelmcr · Member · Mar 25, 2015 at 2:38 pm

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  Hi Janice,

  I’d like to make sure you’re able to fix the issue, so you can make sure the formatting works on future posts. I’m happy to walk you through the process, though!

  One thing to note is that using the Enter/Return key repeatedly won’t work to add extra line breaks, because the visual editor will remove the extra lines added that way. Instead, you can switch to the text editor and manually add line breaks.

  Below the text in the text editor, you can hit enter and then add this to the line:

   

  (If that code doesn’t show up for you, it’s & n b s p ; without any spaces between the characters.)

  To add more than one extra line, you can keep making new lines and adding that code to each line. That will preserve each of the line breaks you add that way.

  Please let me know if you have questions about that!