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Using a table for pictures?
- Thread starter Terillius
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You can't insert tables, but you can post thumbnails horizontally:
What you have to do is place your link in the editor, then delete the space between the {/IMG} and the {IMG} of the next image so the brackets are touching. It will wrap the line around, but then, even if you put a space (or more) between them and it shows it on the next line, it will still display horizontally.
So you would make it look like this:
And then insert the space (if you want a space), and even if it shows on a new line, it won't place it vertically. This image is exactly how it looks for the gif's above in the editor:
You can use the preview post button to check your work. Obviously with thumbnails, you'll have more than IMG code tags there, but it's the same principle for all code tags.
What you have to do is place your link in the editor, then delete the space between the {/IMG} and the {IMG} of the next image so the brackets are touching. It will wrap the line around, but then, even if you put a space (or more) between them and it shows it on the next line, it will still display horizontally.
So you would make it look like this:
And then insert the space (if you want a space), and even if it shows on a new line, it won't place it vertically. This image is exactly how it looks for the gif's above in the editor:
You can use the preview post button to check your work. Obviously with thumbnails, you'll have more than IMG code tags there, but it's the same principle for all code tags.
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