Just use below given code where you want to do this. <div style="float:left; padding:0 10px 10px 0;"><img src="Your Image Url" alt="" width="200" height="150" /></div> Code (markup): You can change float to right from left as well as image width and height too in this code yourself. DON.
Option 1 - When you insert the image into the post, there will be an alignment option - pick right or left. That will float the image to the right or left and wrap the text around the image. Option 2 - What deluxdon posted. Option 3 - under the HTML tab in wordpress, code in a table with one row and 2 table data fields. Example: <table cellpadding="10"><tr><td>text</td><td>image</td></tr></table> That will put the text in a table field next to the image and with 10 pixels of padding in each field. and you can control the alignment inside the table, width, put a border around the table and several other options.
Thanks guys I already tried option 1 but I think my template does not support this function, is there anyway to add code to make it wrap text by default on all posts?
Huh? Does not support it? Under the "Visual" tab of the wordpress editor, after you have inserted the image into the post - click the image. After you click the image, there should be 2 bottons that appear at the top left hand corner of the image - one image looks like a mountain, the other is a red circle. Click the image that looks like a mountain. In the window that opens, there will be several options on the left - size, alignment, edit image title, edit image caption, link url. On the alignment row - select left or right. Click "update" in the bottom left hand corner. You should now be back at the "Visual" tab. Click next to the image and start typing.
Kev I have done this and in visual it looks correct as you describe but when I save and click preview the text is not wrapped around the jpeg. Not sure what to do now
Have you tried code given by me in 2nd post of this thread It works for me very well as i am using it myself. DON.
Option 2 means suggested by me works ? Asking because i am using it at my blogs and it works like a charm. DON.
Then code in a table, put your image in one or the td slots and the text in the other td slot. That will force the text to "appear" wrapped. When really its in a box.