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RE: HOW DO YOU ON STEEMIT STOP AN IMAGE FROM TAKING UP YOUR ENTIRE HORIZONTAL SPACE OF YOUR POST?
There are two ways that I am ware of. ^_^
One is to use a picture with dimensions small enough to not require smaller text.
Another is to use columns to 'halve' the available space.
[div class="pull-left"]
Left side column
[/div]
[div class="pull-right"]
Right side column
[/div]
Substituting ][ for ><.
Thanks for this information. Much appreciated!
Just want to make sure - so these are things that you type into the Raw HTML?
You're welcome.
You can technically post the link of a youtube video directly - but the quality seems inferior to embedding the proper way.
Yes I use the default editor and insert the markdown and html tags manually. :c)
Fortunately I can go over the preview before posting so most 'errors' I catch pre-submission.
Can you send me an example I have almost no idea what you are talking about...
What do you use for image editing? :c) I recommend Paint.NET but you can use Photoshop or Gimp.
Have you ever used layers in such a program before?
No never. I use ms paint the windows app I guess...
OK :c)
Get Paint.NET.
Its free.
Its much more powerful than Paint.
And its also much easier than GIMP and easier than even Photoshop.
Experiment.
Create an image with 3 layers.
A black background layer.
A middle layer that you put a rouch sketch on (or copy an image).
A top layer that you write some text.
When you work in layers the overlaps are not destroyed and so you can adjust your art easily.
Let me know if you get stuck.
working in layers... mmmm ... ok... o yeah cool that is a good way to make memes and ads too right?
Absolutely. A meme is nothing more than a picture with a few words on top of it (but with 2 layers, one for the image and one for text you can move the text around and change it as you please (you will have to retype it for major changes :cP).