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Re: Ungodly Screenie Mess. If you're having trouble with the text not wrapping properly around a thumbnail, giving the thumbnail an allignment of "none" forces the text to drop below the image. It also makes the image display directly adjacent to images with "right" or "left" allignments that are listed with it, making it good for side-by-side comparisons. --[[User:The wayneiac|thewayneiac]] Aug. 19, 2007 20:20 EDT. | Re: Ungodly Screenie Mess. If you're having trouble with the text not wrapping properly around a thumbnail, giving the thumbnail an allignment of "none" forces the text to drop below the image. It also makes the image display directly adjacent to images with "right" or "left" allignments that are listed with it, making it good for side-by-side comparisons. --[[User:The wayneiac|thewayneiac]] Aug. 19, 2007 20:20 EDT. | ||
:You could also try the [[Template:Imagebox|Imagebox template]]. [[User:ObsessiveMathsFreak|ObsessiveMathsFreak]] 21:24, 19 September 2007 (EDT) | :You could also try the [[Template:Imagebox|Imagebox template]]. [[User:ObsessiveMathsFreak|ObsessiveMathsFreak]] 21:24, 19 September 2007 (EDT) | ||
::The imagebox works well if it doesn't matter where the pictures appear; they all come out one directly beneath the other in a verticle line. It's not so good if you want each image to appear with the text that describes it. --[[User:The wayneiac|thewayneiac]] Sept. 19, 2007. 21:31 EDT. | |||
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Re: Ungodly Screenie Mess. If you're having trouble with the text not wrapping properly around a thumbnail, giving the thumbnail an allignment of "none" forces the text to drop below the image. It also makes the image display directly adjacent to images with "right" or "left" allignments that are listed with it, making it good for side-by-side comparisons. --thewayneiac Aug. 19, 2007 20:20 EDT.
- You could also try the Imagebox template. ObsessiveMathsFreak 21:24, 19 September 2007 (EDT)
- The imagebox works well if it doesn't matter where the pictures appear; they all come out one directly beneath the other in a verticle line. It's not so good if you want each image to appear with the text that describes it. --thewayneiac Sept. 19, 2007. 21:31 EDT.
