pictures in blog posts
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is there a better/easier way to incorporate pictures and text into a blog post? It has taken me days to sort out the best layout for a post, only for me to resort to keeping the pictures centered and alternate between text and photo. Is this because of the template I’m using (Radcliffe)? thanks
my blog is wordstoofast.wordpress.com
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This is not an answer to you question but I did a forum search for this same subject and what came up seemed much more complicated and perhaps even unrelated; so I posted virtually the same question today.
I plan on looking at your blog to see if I can figure out if your problem is similar to mine.
If I wasn’t familiar with programs that allow one to insert an image and at times center it and or change size from with-in the program then I wouldn’t know that such a possibility exist.
You question has been around for a week without any replies. In a way I understand why so many companies use forums but I have a few idea’s of how to eliminate time consuming chats and phone calls but at the same time expedite answers.
Now I need to figure out if this is something to post here or to post on my site.
May you find your answer soon and if you do and don’t mind please let me know.
TNX KRYP
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You cannot deactivate the new Beep Beep Boop editor but you do not have to use it. For locating the ways and means of accessing the legacy or classic pages for creating posts, editing posts, and for viewing stats see here > Navigating the Classic WordPress.COM interface http://onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2015/04/05/navigating-the-classic-wordpress-com-interface/
On the dashboard of your own blog at
Dashboard > Posts > All Posts > Add New
To create posts in the classic editor for you that link ishttp://wordstoofast.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post-new.php
On the dashboard of your own blog at
Dashboard > Posts > All Posts one can hover over any post title and click the Edit link. and proceed with editing.http://wordstoofast.wordpress.com/wp-admin/edit.php
See here please > http://en.support.wordpress.com/visual-editor/#alignment
re: image alignment
The alignment icons in the WordPress editor are for aligning text; they are not for aligning images. They are used to achieve wrapping text around images on either the right or left-hand side, or to display an image that’s centered without text on either side of it.Align-left means position left, with the rest of the content wrapping around the right side of the image.
Align-right means position right, with the rest of the content wrapping around the left side of the image.
Align-center means position center, with no wrap-around (= the rest of the content below the image).
If the text beside the images does not occupy the same amount of space that the image beside it does then the text wrapping will continue and the images and text that follow will have a staggered appearance.
To prevent the staggered effect what you do is insert the following snippet of code into the Text (HTML) editor after each image/text pair:
<div style="clear:both;"></div>The detailed theme description page with setup instructions for the site linked to your username is here
https://wordpress.com/themes/twentythirteen/
The live demo site is here https://twentythirteendemo.wordpress.com/
For using the customizer see here https://en.support.wordpress.com/customizer/
All related support docs are here http://support.wordpress.com -
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Oops! I was looking at the wrong blog.The detailed theme description page with setup instructions for the site linked to your username is here
https://wordpress.com/themes/radcliffe/Featured Images for posts and pages should be at least 1440 in width and 550 in height.
Setting featured images https://en.support.wordpress.com/featured-images/#setting-a-featured-image
The live demo site is here https://radcliffedemo.wordpress.com/
For using the customizer see here https://en.support.wordpress.com/customizer/
All related support docs are here http://support.wordpress.com
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