Closed pcav closed 11 years ago
it's just a matter of adding css to a stylesheet, here I added the following style to the default css file:
img.align-left{
float: left;
}
img.align-right{
float: right;
}
and got the following result:
is that what you want?
if you don't use the default stylesheet you can paste that css on yours.
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Il 05/04/2013 18:37, Mariano Guerra ha scritto:
it's just a matter of adding css to a stylesheet, here I added the following style to the default css file:
looks fine, thanks a lot!
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I have back the same problem, even from a fresh install, on Chromium. On FF, it works as expected.
I suggest reopening this, but I see no way to do it.
The placement of text relative to images does not work well: it it is too long, it does not wrap, and it is placed below the image. The directives of the type :align: right etc. do not seem to be honnoured. Example:
Cool stuff: cartography
.. image:: images/fill_jp.png :width: 350 px :align: right
places the text on the side, whereas
Cool stuff: cartography
.. image:: images/fill_jp.png :width: 350 px :align: right
places the text at the bottom, no wrap