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SoHelpMe 12-02-2014 01:00 AM
CMS image centered or middle with word wrap
 
I am trying to make the most of my sites CMS articles but I have run into a snag when I wanted to have an image in the center or middle of a post/article and have word wrap around it. I have found some BBCode solutions for left and right justified images but none seem to work with centered images. I have included the image below to show what I am really trying to accomplish https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2014/12/37.jpg
Please read the text on the image file as well and reply here if possible.

Thanks

HM666 12-02-2014 09:45 PM
Turn on allow HTML permission for the Administrators only and then just use "Static Page" instead of the other options when creating an article for your CMS. Then you can use CSS to center your image & wrap the words around it.

SoHelpMe 12-02-2014 10:13 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by HM666 (Post 2525330)
Turn on allow HTML permission for the Administrators only and then just use "Static Page" instead of the other options when creating an article for your CMS. Then you can use CSS to center your image & wrap the words around it.
Disclaimer... I am a newbie and hence not too much experience just yet so please don't blast me for this followup question. I have googled "html static page css" and found some info to read on w3schools.com but it still isn't crystal clear to me what your suggesting. I get turning html on for admin but once I do that does it mean I would use the vBulletin editor and use the <> button to wrap some HTML in the middle of the article at the selected place? Can you please send me an example of a posting written up using the suggested scheme or a link to a page that might explain how to do something similar to what your suggesting. It sounds like you fully expect what I want to do is possible so I am interested in learning more and I will try not to be too much of a pain. Hello fro Clemson SC BTW!

HM666 12-02-2014 10:50 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SoHelpMe (Post 2525340)
Disclaimer... I am a newbie and hence not too much experience just yet so please don't blast me for this followup question. I have googled "html static page css" and found some info to read on w3schools.com but it still isn't crystal clear to me what your suggesting. I get turning html on for admin but once I do that does it mean I would use the vBulletin editor and use the <> button to wrap some HTML in the middle of the article at the selected place? Can you please send me an example of a posting written up using the suggested scheme or a link to a page that might explain how to do something similar to what your suggesting. It sounds like you fully expect what I want to do is possible so I am interested in learning more and I will try not to be too much of a pain. Hello fro Clemson SC BTW!
Ah ok well you have to have knowledge of HTML & CSS to do the proposed fix I was suggesting. By using the Static Page in the vbulletin CMS you have to code the page in HTML completely. There should be a drop down on the far right of the CMS pages and that is where you choose "Static Page" to enter your HTML. As far as the complete code for what you want to do I do not have that readily available. Not sure of the CSS code for that so I'll have to look it up and see.

SoHelpMe 12-02-2014 11:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by HM666 (Post 2525346)
Ah ok well you have to have knowledge of HTML & CSS to do the proposed fix I was suggesting. By using the Static Page in the vbulletin CMS you have to code the page in HTML completely. There should be a drop down on the far right of the CMS pages and that is where you choose "Static Page" to enter your HTML. As far as the complete code for what you want to do I do not have that readily available. Not sure of the CSS code for that so I'll have to look it up and see.
So with this suggestion would I be writing the entire page in an HTML editor such as the old MS Front Page and then posting up the entire HTML code for that page and it would show as the FP WYSIWYG editor in FP would show it? I am trying to do a little more searching to build off your idea but any and all folllowup detail on the subject is greatly appreciated.

HM666 12-03-2014 12:49 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SoHelpMe (Post 2525350)
So with this suggestion would I be writing the entire page in an HTML editor such as the old MS Front Page and then posting up the entire HTML code for that page and it would show as the FP WYSIWYG editor in FP would show it? I am trying to do a little more searching to build off your idea but any and all folllowup detail on the subject is greatly appreciated.
No do not use front page, MS Word, or Word Pad. You need to use a real HTML editor if you do not know HTML. There is a great little free HTML editor you can use called HTMLKit. There are quite a few HTML editors that are free, just Google for them. Use the search term "Free HTML editor" and several should come up if HTMLKit is too weird or uncomfortable for you to use. Some of the free editors have built in CSS editing as well so that should help you.

cellarius 12-03-2014 05:43 AM
And no, you would NOT insert the code for the whole page, but only the code for your content/article.

HM666 12-03-2014 12:15 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by cellarius (Post 2525371)
And no, you would NOT insert the code for the whole page, but only the code for your content/article.
Yes true you would leave out everything above the <body> tag and the closing </body> & </html> tags.


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