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August 16, 2013 at 2:24 am #362AnonymousGuest
How do I add a photo at the top of a page in a Custom Widget page? So far I have Contango Text and Contango Services on the page. Can I embed the image in the Contango Text widget within the Custom Widget Page with left alignment and the text wrapped to the right? I really only want to add one image. I haven’t been able to figure out how the sliders work yet and would prefer not to have to use them on this particular page. Again, thanks for your help.
Update: I’ve successfully added an image in the Text widget with the following code obtained from WordPresss.org:
“In the text widget, add the html code to display an image:`
http://www.domain.com/image.jpg” title=”me” />`
replace the url with the URL of the image you want to insert of course.”And I now am wrapping text to the left of the image with the following code:
URL” width=”460″ height=”463″ />Insert text here
I think I’ve got this one figured out.
FINAL UPDATE:
To really tweak the alignment so that the photo aligned beautifully with text, this is the code I finally used:
Insert text here
Back to the FlexSlider: Is the key related to using exact measurements for the images?
August 16, 2013 at 6:05 am #898adminParticipantHi Lotus,
How do I add a photo at the top of a page in a Custom Widget page?
Lotus, practically you can add any thing in the Widgetized Page. “Contago Text” Widget is specially written for Widgetized Pages. Let consider your requirement.
How to wrap image in a text with left alignment:
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[B]Is the key related to using exact measurements for the images?[/B]
Frankly, i did not understand the concept of “Key”. However, Recommended Image Dimensions are mentioned in the readme file i.e.
[CODE]Blog Posts: 580 x 350
Portfolio Posts: 940 x 600
Slide Posts: 940 x 450
Client Posts: 340 x 150[/CODE]Enjoy![CODE]
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Is the key related to using exact measurements for the images?
Frankly, i did not understand the concept of “Key”. However, Recommended Image Dimensions are mentioned in the readme file i.e.
Blog Posts: 580 x 350
Portfolio Posts: 940 x 600
Slide Posts: 940 x 450
Client Posts: 340 x 150[/CODE]Enjoy![CODE]Blog Posts: 580 x 350
Portfolio Posts: 940 x 600
Slide Posts: 940 x 450
Client Posts: 340 x 150[/CODE]Enjoy!
August 16, 2013 at 4:37 pm #899AnonymousGuestHello again. I understand why the use of key could be confusing. It was used somewhat metaphorically in reference to the fact that I haven’t yet been able to figure out how to successfully implement FlexSlider or the Nivo Slider, so I was thinking maybe I needed to adjust the size of my images and that the image size was the “key” to unlock my understanding about what I was doing wrong or was the “key” or solution to fixing my problem. Hope that helps.
I really appreciate all your patience and help.
August 17, 2013 at 9:51 am #900adminParticipantHi Lotus,
Hopefully enjoying good health.How to successfully implement FlexSlider or the Nivo Slider,
It is just a matter of choice.
I was thinking maybe I needed to adjust the size of my images
No, you don’t need to adjust the size of image for different sliders. Only requirement is at-least ( 940 x 450 ) image dimension for slider post. Bot Nivo Slider and Flexslider will work best.
Thanks
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