joost321

Thanks a lot Anton for your help: the theme is Kadence (it has a free version)

In all fairness, the small strip of text I’m only seeing when using “inspect” in Chrome: I’m not having that on my phone for instance. On my phone, I indeed see the entire image, but the image is aligned right instead of centered, like so:

https://ibb.co/cxtGdjs

It’s subtle, but looks slightly unprofessional. Basically what I’m trying to make sure, is that at smaller screensizes the image just “centers”, instead of aligns right.

Sure, I just followed this blog post:

https://motopress.com/blog/how-to-wrap-text-around-images-in-gutenberg/

“The easiest way: adding the Image and Paragraph blocks one by one

Gutenberg is smart enough to wrap your text around an image when you simply add the corresponding blocks one by one (1. image 2. paragraph) and then set the needed image alignment.”

I just followed the instructions – worked like a charm. But obviously for smaller screen sizes it would still align the image to the right.

But this has nothing to do with the theme right?

This is just native WordPress functionality: the same issue would probably occur with any theme & Gutenberg.