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  • Does this little hack wrap the text around the images?
    (please say yes…)
    and if it doesn’t…. do you know a way to make it wrap around the images?

    Thread Starter ali

    (@ali)

    Yes, if you want to, you can have the text wrap around the images. Each image or object is contained within its own div element so you just need to make sure that the CSS properties of the div are set to allow that.
    The each div is given a class attribute of either ‘thumb’, ‘picture’, or ‘object’ depending upon what is contained within it. Additionally you can specify an additional class attribute or id attribute for each div, so that you can set different styles for different groups of pictures or individual pictures.
    So for example you could give some of your divs a class of ‘right’ and some a class of ‘left’ and then use CSS to float them on the right or left of the post.

    You guys would know better than I, and all my searching finds me answers that don’t work, at least in Firefox… Oh, and I need to make myself an account. Regardless…
    How do make an img float (left) and not have the div it’s inside collapse? I tried this ‘hidden hr’ trick I found on Google, but it didn’t work. My site, BTW, is over here with the buggy float right up there at the top.

    Got it! Sweet.

    Hi,
    After installing the plugin with default settings and activating it, if I go to edit a post, I recieve this message:
    Parse error: parse error, unexpected a€?}a€? in /home/myusername/public_html/wp-content/plugins/thumb-in-post9.php on line 22.
    Any Ideas?
    TIA
    Phillip

    Amiantos: could please post the answer here since I’m having trouble to get it to work.
    br,
    Mikko

    I’m still testing my site. I Installed the new plug in and everything seems to work fine. My page validates as XHTML before I added a picture with your plugin. But after using it the page doesn’t validate as XHTML. I get a few errors. If you want to see go to https://www.triplethreats.net/blog/wordpress/index.php and then click the validate link at the lower right. Is there something wrong in your code or should I do something else?

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