• In the old days, if I remember right, text wrapped around images by default. There was nothing that needed to be changed in the syle sheet. Is this no longer the case?
    I’ve read this
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Wrapping_Text_Around_Images
    But I don’t understand the article.
    First it says it wraps by default, but right after that it gives code that needs to be inserted into the style sheet.
    So does code have to be added into style.css in order for text to wrap around an image?
    As it is now I can only get the text to appear above or below the image, but it will not wrap. I added this code in the above article to style.css, (I put the code at the bottom) and that made no difference. I’m using the twenty ten theme. Thanks.

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  • make sure to select ‘aligne left or align right’ when you insert the images into the post or page.

    Twenty Ten has the styles needed for wrapping, however, it also has a clear: both; on the html h tags which prevents the wrapping if you use the headlines in your post or page.

    please post a link to your site, pointing to a post or page with the problem.

    try to use a tool such as Firefox’ add-on Firebug to further investigate the css.
    https://getfirebug.com/

    Thread Starter kage65

    (@kage65)

    I figured out what I was doing wrong. Realized the image needs to be placed before the first letter of the paragraph, and not in middle of a paragraph.

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