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WordPress’s default style for images+captions added to Posts and Pages by using Add Media to a Text Block within the WYSIWYG editor features the caption below the image and a visible border around the image+caption unit. I wanted to get rid of the visible border. I got rid of it by using the CSS code from Ismael in this post:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/removing-the-border-around-images-with-captions-posted-in-a-page/div .wp-caption {
border: none;
}But now that there’s no border, the text wrapping around the image+caption on the bottom butts vertically right up against the caption text. I’d like to add some vertical space between the body text and the caption text. I tried using the Advanced Image Styles plugin, but it’s reading only the image, not image+caption – so when I add a bottom margin, it pushes the caption text away from the image.
Is there a nice Quick CSS code to solve this problem?
Hi missouriartscouncil,
Could you provide us with a link to the site in question so that we can take a closer look please?
Thanks,
RikardSorry this took so long! Here is the example – in the first color section, the photo of the four glass vases. I added 50px of bottom margin to exaggerate the demonstration of the problem. In my initial query I asked only about bottom margin, but what I want is to be able to add either vertical or horizontal space between an entire image+caption unit and the wrapping text.
BTW, I added the images in the Honorees and Artists color sections using Enfold’s Avia Layout Builder – 2/3-1/3 columns with the images in the 1/3 column on the right. A much cleaner result! I love ALB. But sometimes I still need to be able to add images within WordPress’s own WYSIWYG editor.
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