• Hi folks

    I’m trying to add multiple thumbnails to a page on my website. The thmbnails are laid out side by side with each linking to a different page.

    example at: https://digital-reefs.com/?page_id=27
    (at the bottom)

    Coming back to this after a couple of months, I can’t seem to repeat this structure.

    When i add thumbnails, they look OK in the editor, but when i save the changes, all the thumbnails are amalgamated onto a single thumbnail. The titles of each one are shown below though – it sort of looks like they are all being layered on top of one another.

    I’ve tried with various different justifications on each thumb, with borders arund, spaces etc etc but it still keep amalgamating them… any ideas?

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  • Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    The example page you gave appears to have no content, but looking at https://digital-reefs.com/?page_id=25, I see that the three images on that page have been included like this:

    <div id="attachment_76" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 170px"><a href="https://www.digital-reefs.com/?page_id=454"><img class="size-full wp-image-76  " title="click here to visit the MARINE FISH gallery homepage" src="https://digital-reefs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/fishgallerythumb1.jpg" alt="fish gallery thumbnail" width="160" height="120" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">VERTEBRATES</p></div>

    From this the images I can see that the images each have a width of 160px & height of 120px, there is a target URL added and a caption, plus the options for the images to be added at their full size with left alignment are selected.

    If you add new images to the new page with the same parameters, it should display similarly.

    Thread Starter clippo

    (@clippo)

    sorry – yes I just realised that the original link will be viewable only to subscribers. Thanks for including the other link – that is a publicly viewable page.

    Will try out that suggestion now.

    Thread Starter clippo

    (@clippo)

    that’s sorted it! many thanks!

    in the html view, there was a short piece of code between each of the thumbnail codes – should have copied it but can’t no in case it messes things up again.

    That seemed to be causing the problem!

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