WP Tip 1 - How to flow text around an image

I've been here a few days and have been looking around some of the websites that people have been setting up. If you are just starting with WordPress, it can be a steep learning curve. This site has an amazing set of resources and tools to ease that process and provides so much more besides.

This series will provide some tips and hints for Word Press that I hope will compliment the big picture steps that this site focuses on. I'll only post if I see questions being raised that aren't obviously covered in the training materials on this site (they maybe, I haven't seen everything here yet!).

If you have ever wondered how images are 'placed' to the right, left or center of your WordPress post or page - then read on!

• Open up for editing the window for the post or page where the image you want to align exists.

• Click on the image (assuming it already exists and you just want to have text flow around it). A small 'image icon' and 'delete icon' will display. Make sure you click on the image icon!

• Click on the alignment setting you want (left, center, right or none).

• Click on the Save button, and check the results. If you are happy, update the post or page. Note that you can move the image up or down by clicking and dragging it)

That's all there is to it.

Good luck in your WordPress adventures!

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