Media images to fit the width of the blog post
This support request was posted in Paeon by Wellness1077
- Wellness1077 July 5, 2015 at 8:14 pm
1) What is the optimal pixel width for a single post for the full width of the blog post? I am not familiar with modifying the CSS coding, so I was just looking for a good width to crop images to. Then I can figure the height secondarily.
2) I am not familiar with how to customize the text to wrap around a picture place in the upper left side of the post. I’m sure this would be a customization issue within CSS editing section, and I do not see that there are different “formats” for blog posts. Is this covered in the documentation, or is it assumed to be developer issue? I am unfamiliar with this as I am learning to do my own site.
3) Also, how do I add space below text in a box like the TITLE* above? It is more severe thatn the bottom of the g being cut off. I have a contact box in which you cannot see the text being typed in, as most of the bottom is cut off out of view. I know this would be something set up in CSS, but I am not a developer.
Thanks, if you are able to help with any of this, I would appreciate learning.
Thanks very much!
Juanfra Aldasoro July 6, 2015 at 6:38 pmHello,
Thanks for writing. I hope you are doing well.
With regards to your questions:
1) The images are cropped automatically. The optimal dimension to properly display a full width image in your blog posts would be bigger than 730 x 480 pixels.
2) That is a WordPress feature, when you insert an image, you can insert a caption. This caption will be shown when the image is displayed in the post. Here you can find an article in which it is explained: http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-caption-to-images-in-wordpress/
3) I can’t get to understand where is that you are referring to. I’d recommend you to check over the margin-bottom CSS property. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_margin.asp
However, and unfortunately, we can’t provide support in customizations: http://nicethemeswp.com/article/support-vs-customizations/
Best,
Juan.
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