Now that took some time -- not having a picture editor or knowing how to download free software - now several hours later here is the image everyone else has probably had no problem in producing. And now funny things seem to happen when I added that image
. It wanted the image to follow the text, so I typed the first sentence and then added the image. But the image put itself before the text inspite of that fact that I had made sure the curser was at the beginning of the next line. So I then went into the html edit and moved the "a href" ..."/a" (sorry I cannot use angle brackets) for the image to follow the text, and then started to type the next sentences, and now the image has disappeared... so I shall try to get it back and if it appears at the beginning of the text again I shall simply publish the page as is... and as you can see it has appeared at the top again.
. It wanted the image to follow the text, so I typed the first sentence and then added the image. But the image put itself before the text inspite of that fact that I had made sure the curser was at the beginning of the next line. So I then went into the html edit and moved the "a href" ..."/a" (sorry I cannot use angle brackets) for the image to follow the text, and then started to type the next sentences, and now the image has disappeared... so I shall try to get it back and if it appears at the beginning of the text again I shall simply publish the page as is... and as you can see it has appeared at the top again.(This has now been revised - the image is moved, but how do you prevent the text wrapping itself round the image ...)
I found that Blogger stuck the image at the top whatever I did, too. Moving the whole block of code for the image (starting {div class=... and ending {/div} - you need the 'div' bits, not just the stuff from {a href=...) should move the image, or, in the 'compose' view, you should be able to drag it to where you want it to go.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Will try it. (but isn't this correspondence a bit too much like anonymous email?)
ReplyDeleteYou can simply highlight the image, cut it (Control+X), move to where you want to be, and paste (Control+V). It's very frustrating that it won't go where you've put the cursor, though.
ReplyDeleteRe: the text, there are option for where to place the image in the upload bit, which might help.