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The one thing I haven't been able to find is adequate help on how to make images stay where I want them in relation to all the text. I cannot figure out or understand all the differences between resolution and size. Why isn't it as easy as taking a picture with my phone and uploading it to the site? SharePoint is easier to work with and I can't stand MSFT.
If I can't figure it out in seven years, I suppose it's time to stop supporting WA.
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Yeah, images will change based on the "theme" dimensions and the device you are viewing your posts/pages on.. I don't recommend using images that have text wrap around them these days, because those won't show well on mobile (which is now a high % of users).
Instead I would recommend that you go with full width images. Not only will they show better within your content, you are not going to play cat and mouse constantly trying to get the images to show where you want within different widths. Full width images is always the best approach.
We don't control widths of themes, or widths of the devices people are using. Nor does any entity. Thus why we recommend best practice, and that is full width images, and that is what all of the top bloggers here do as well.