I was recently working on a WordPress site, and I just couldn't get my images to left-align with the text so that the text would wrap around it. It was wrapping in the text editor in the admin, but on the front end the image stuck out of the top of the text.
Rebecca, our ...
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I manage a few blogs that use thumbnail images to spruce up the appearance of the site, and make it more enjoyable for readers. As we've discussed here in the past, an efficient method for
adding thumbnails to your ...
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Oak Innovations has a great
guide to finding and editing images for use on your blog. The guide goes through copyright issues, licenses, and sources for finding images, and then introduces
Picnik, an online image editor. Since reading this ...
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Herself Webtools gives us the recipe for a .htaccess file that prevents hotlinking images on your site.
Get rid of bandwidth image theft once and for all
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In my previous post on
using thumbnails with WordPress' custom fields feature, I explained a way to change where WordPress saves images and files you upload from the Write Post/Page page. Generally, any images or files you upload while ...
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I've learned a lot about custom fields since I posted about
programming thumbnails into your WordPress theme with custom fields, thanks to everyone's comments here and on
weblog tools collection, who referred to my post. I decided to collect all the links posted in the comments here so that we all have ...
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You may encounter situations where you need to automatically display a thumbnail or image of some kind that will link to posts. Here's an example of this kind of situation: ...
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We were building a site where we wanted a strip of
flickr images from a specific flickr group, or with specific tags, to show up in the footer, and to update automatically as new images became available on the flickr group or with those keywords.
The best solution seemed to be ...
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For those of who aren't familiar with it,
SnagIt is an amazing screen capture tool with a slew of features. The creators of SnagIt, TechSmith,
have now released their free SnagIt blogging-output accessories. According to their ...
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If you insert an image in your post that is too wide for your blog layout, it will break the design. The
iMax width plugin sets a maximum width for photos. This is useful for the following reasons:
It won't allow you or other users to inadvertently break your ...
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