• Hey guys.. the url of my problem is:

    [NSFW] https://www.authenticattractionsystemscam.com

    Down near the bottom there is an image that is bigger than the sheet (i think thats what its called). Im wondering how I can still centre this image so its evenly overlaps on both sides?

    Currently its overlapping only on the right.

    Thanks for the help in advance

    Charlie

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  • Hi,

    You would probably have to absolute position it and give it a negative value to move it left out of it’s container. I don’t know of “good” a way to do it within the editor really without doing some custom inline CSS. Ideally you would create a style class or ID for that image in the style sheet. Check out https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_position.asp if you give it a negative left value it should start moving to where you want it. Personally I think you should re-size it to fit within the blog body. I think that would look more professional. That’s subjective though.

    Cheers,
    Chad

    Add this to your tag that is calling the image:

    style="margin-left:-110px;"

    And please always mark any questionable material with NSFW if it has references to adult content.

    Thread Starter ozbuckley

    (@ozbuckley)

    Ideally you would create a style class or ID for that image in the style sheet.

    what would the class or ID be named? anything?

    thanks for your help!!!

    What that means is you would create a class in your CSS, and you can name it whatever you want. Then, you would need to wrap your image in a div tag with the same id as your class name.

    But this is a lot of work, when you can either just add what I posted above, or you can resize your image as suggested by D Chad.

    Thread Starter ozbuckley

    (@ozbuckley)

    Add this to your tag that is calling the image:

    style=”margin-left:-110px;”
    And please always mark any questionable material with NSFW if it has references to adult content.

    WOW thanks josh!!!

    In future I will ensure I mark possible adult content.

    Thanks again

    You’re welcome. Please mark your thread as resolved ??

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