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Hi Enfold team
Is it possible to do text go around an image when you resize the browser window like this
please look what happens when you resize the browser window
In my post if you check and reduce the browser window the text goes straight down below the image leaving a big white gap.
Can you suggest any methods to do it.
Thanks
BijuHey Biju!
not sure what you mean. I can’t see any text around any image. Could you please provide us screenshots? you can use imgur or dropbox.
About which white gap are you talking about in your post page? please always use screenshot to make things clear.
Regards,
AndyHi Andy,
First of all thanks for your kind response. As i am an amateur in WordPress, I should really thankful with Enfold Theme and team helping people like us.
What i am asking may be wrong terminology, so please correct me.
This is what i found out about float images in http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/website-design/insert-images-website/align-float-images-css says
“Aligned images do not wrap text around them. Aligning images will only position the image left, right, or center with the text following before and after the image. Aligning leaves quite a bit of white space on your site. You will see the white space when you go though the aligning section.
A floated image will allow the text to wrap around the image like a regular book or newspaper would do. Images can also be floated so they appear horizontally on your site. This is good for displaying images like a gallery. The following sections will explain how to float and align images using CSS.”
Another nice example is in http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_float
says “ In the paragraph below, we have added an image with style float:right. The result is that the image will float to the right in the paragraph.”
Is this possible to make this by placing any code in quick CSS for my Post to avoid big white gaps when i resize the browser window ?
Thanks
BijuHi!
I think it will be difficult since you have added the text and images in separate 1/2 sections, first off you will have to add them in the same container, maybe a 1/1. We can then have a look at the CSS for it.
Cheers!
Rikard
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