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Wrap text around images within blog entries?
I have a new suggestion. I know, I know... It's been a while lol
Anyway, here goes - On numerous occasions where I've been inserting pictures into my blog, I have found that I miss the option to properly format/edit the picture and how it is viewed within the blog entry. I would like to be able to wrap the text around the photo, making it look more professional. I for one, would greatly appreciate this function.
Anyway, here goes - On numerous occasions where I've been inserting pictures into my blog, I have found that I miss the option to properly format/edit the picture and how it is viewed within the blog entry. I would like to be able to wrap the text around the photo, making it look more professional. I for one, would greatly appreciate this function.
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Inappropriate?Hi Patrik,
Ok, so this is possible, but will take creating a table in the blog post. Here is how you would do it once you are in the body of the post:
1. Insert picture using the Insert Picture icon on the Edit Toolbar
2. Click on the html icon which will put you in html edit mode
3. Than you can use this table code to get started (remove the < !-- and -- >):
<!--<table><tr><td><img src="resources/Green_Sea_Turtle_large.jpg"></td><td>Look at the sea turtle, isn't he cute. </td></tr></table>-->
Your image will be in place of where "resources/Green_Sea_Turtle_large.jpg" is and then you can put your text in place of where "Look at the sea turtle, isn't he cute." is.
Here's what it looks like in site builder:
Here's what the post looks like:
This might not be exactly what you had in mind, but hopefully it will work.
Kind Regards,
Emmy -
Inappropriate?Hi Patrik,
Thanks for this suggestion. We recently released similar functionality for the Text Widget. Next we'll implement this for the Blog Post Editor.
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