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I am having problems getting the inline ad in my posts to align correctly so that the the text wraps around the image as opposed to started on the bottom line of the ad. See http://www.thegearhouse.com. How can I set the image to be left aligned?
Thanks for the help!
Hi Chris,
You should be able to switch the ad from the right to the left using the stylesheet, images/output1.css:
/* INLINE: position styling */
.oio-inline-position {
float: right;
margin-top: 10px;
margin-left: 10px;
}
Becomes:
/* INLINE: position styling */
.oio-inline-position {
float: left;
margin-top: 10px;
margin-right: 10px;
}
Hi Simon,
I just tired that but it is still not working...at least when I am viewing it. I'd like it to look like the image is within a post and the text can wrap around it so that it does not push the post content down 250 pixels.
Any other suggestions? Does it look right for you - www.thegearhouse.com?
Thanks,
Chris
It looks like there isn't enough room to wrap it (it always wraps by default where it can). Part of the problem seems to be that the inline ad isn't being allowed to go fully to the left, possibly by the image just to the left of the title (not a designer, so that's only a guess).
It might be worth trying to put a bit of extra space at the top of the ad (using the css file again) to see if it can then be moved completely over to the left.
Thanks for the help. Im looking at it on my laptop now and it seems to be all the way to the left but the text is not wrapping - I was afraid it might be because of there not being enough space based on the design of the theme. I'll try swapping in a small ad and see if that does the trick - I have a feeling it will. I'll let you know when I am able to do it later.
Thanks again, Chris.
I updated it with a 125x125 pixel ad and the text still does not seem to be wrapping, take a look- http://www.thegearhouse.com/
Any ideas? I'll be able to play with it more later.
Thanks, Chris
Sounds like it must be a conflict with your existing stylesheet - one of those needle in a haystack situations unfortunately, but if you start with the ids / classes surrounding the post text, you should get to it sooner or later.
Thanks for the help Simon.
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