<div class="pull-left">Lorem ipsum</div> Cannot be simplified because it is calling on a CSS stylesheet. For more information about using these divs effectively see How to Wordwrap Your Images Like a Boss.
I've included a template at the end.
Some really helpful tips there. Thanks.
You can do a simple line break with three asterisks. ***
There is another way to float an image. It seemed easier than the div pull command when I saw it. Maybe someday I'll see it again and write it down this time.
Have you figured a way to get links to show in your description of an image that's pulled left/right? I've tried different things, but the url always gets written out no matter what I try. But the only time I've done the "img src" command was when working with HTML.
You would have to use tables I think. It is in the Markdown Cheatsheet - I haven't tested it myself because I have never had the need to use it. Let me know if you try it and if it works or not.
I don't know much about coding, so just find what I can to make it happen. But I did recently run across a way to do it in Markdown. I was in a rush and failed to make a note. Of course, we always remember everything when we're rushing, right? Sigh...
Well, it worked in my reply above. But it's a little clunky. I saw somewhere that there's an easier way, but I didn't write it down or save it. Here's how I'm doing it now.
<div class="pull-left">Lorem ipsum</div>Cannot be simplified because it is calling on a CSS stylesheet. For more information about using these divs effectively see How to Wordwrap Your Images Like a Boss.I've included a template at the end.
Some really helpful tips there. Thanks.
You can do a simple line break with three asterisks. ***
There is another way to float an image. It seemed easier than the div pull command when I saw it. Maybe someday I'll see it again and write it down this time.
Have you figured a way to get links to show in your description of an image that's pulled left/right? I've tried different things, but the url always gets written out no matter what I try. But the only time I've done the "img src" command was when working with HTML.
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Makes it float, but doesn't seem to have "right" or "left" influence here.
without the < does the same thing. Can't find a way to make it stay to the right or left though.
Might be useful though. :P
<center>xxx</center>
I'm not sure what you mean by pull left?
You would have to use tables I think. It is in the Markdown Cheatsheet - I haven't tested it myself because I have never had the need to use it. Let me know if you try it and if it works or not.
I don't know much about coding, so just find what I can to make it happen. But I did recently run across a way to do it in Markdown. I was in a rush and failed to make a note. Of course, we always remember everything when we're rushing, right? Sigh...
I think it might have been using the tables function. Hopefully someone will mention it again:)
Well, it worked in my reply above. But it's a little clunky. I saw somewhere that there's an easier way, but I didn't write it down or save it. Here's how I'm doing it now.
OK thanks for the link will check it out when I have a moment:)
Edit OK cool it looks like it is just CSS rather than a Markdown implementation.