Data on one line.

To put the EXIF on one line you can edit the HTML options on the Exifography options page. It’s currently using an unordered list, you could change it to just a paragraph like in this screenshot.

Kristrella,

Perfect thank you!

1. How do I now change the order that the items are displayed in?

2. also I would like to row of text to be centered within the blog post in order to fit under the photos. Can i add a code to do this?

3. How do i change the size of the text? (or maybe the font?)

Sorry if these are all simple questions, i did read your blog post but could not work it out.

Thanks you so much for your help, If you want me to start a new thread for these questions I can?

I think the answer to Number 2 is something like :

</p> <centre>

but cant get it correct?

4. I also want some space ie two line breaks after the text, how do i do that? < br > < br >

sorry i know these are dumb questions.

Jamie

1. How do I now change the order that the items are displayed in?

Currently the only way to do this is using a PHP filter: https://www.kristarella.com/2012/07/filtering-exifography-output/#rearrange-exif

2. also I would like to row of text to be centered within the blog post in order to fit under the photos. Can i add a code to do this?

The best way to do this is to use CSS. In your theme’s stylesheet add .exif {text-align:center;}
But if you must do it from the options page the next best way is to change the before block code to <p class="exif" style="text-align:center;">
More documentation if you need it: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_text.asp

3. How do i change the size of the text? (or maybe the font?)

Via CSS: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp

4. I also want some space ie two line breaks after the text, how do i do that?

Again, it would be better to use CSS and give it a bottom margin, like .exif {margin-bottom:2em;}, but you can use HTML in the after block field of </p><br /><br />