How to Make Several Breaks in WP Blog?

Discussion in 'WordPress' started by boron, Nov 4, 2009.

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    I want to have several empty lines, one after one, in a WP blog, but can't do it. I've tried with <br>, <br /> and <p></p> but nothing works. What can I do?
     
    boron, Nov 4, 2009 IP
  2. hmansfield

    hmansfield Guest

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    #2
    Do you mean in a post ? Switch your post editor to "HTML Code" and any one of those methods should work.
    It won't work if you are using the WYSIWYG editor.
     
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    If you really want one,

    use <p>&nbsp;</p>
     
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  4. boron

    boron Well-Known Member

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    Yes, this works.

    I need to use this, when I have a serial of images on the left, and a short text beside each image.
    In this article, I can't adjust the text beside pictures 2-5 properly. Is there any other solution, except with tables?
     
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    OOhhh,that's what you mean ?!
    That's easy. What you are trying to do is create "padding" around your images so the text isn't slammed up against them.

    In your WP Post Editor, when you insert an image...if you hover over the image, you will get a little box that appears. Click the image icon and it will open up options for the photo such as "Alt Text", "Link" and so on.

    There is another tab that say's "Advanced Options" . There you can set the padding around the image and a border if you like.

    If you are inserting images by hand you can use this to set padding around the image:
    Instead of just plopping down
    Use this code to set padding:
    You would obviously change "float:right" to your preference (right , left, center), and the number of "px" to your liking.
     
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    hmansfield, Nov 5, 2009 IP