Need help with Wordpress site

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Hi - I need someone to help me out by making some quick changes to my Wordpress site.

The designer I was working with is gone for the holidays and I need these changes made soon.

Mostly it's just pages not showing up properly because I don't have the skills to make the images and text show up the way I want it to.

I can pay you for making the changes.

If you can help, please PM me.

Thanks
#website design #site #wordpress
  • Ok, so over the last little while I've actually been able to figure out how to make some of the changes needing to be made!

    I am still having a problem though. In my WP page, I have an image that has text wrapped around it, and I am trying to make a larger space between the image and the text. The text is really close to the image.

    I've tried changing "hspace" but it doesn't seem to make any difference, no matter what I set the hspace to. Any idea what to do?

    I am using this to make the text wrap around the image: hspace="25" vspace="10" style="float:right;"
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    • If all you want is some space between text and image, you can use style="padding:5px;" to do the trick. You can also use padding-top/bottom/left/right if you want only a side to have padding.

      - Rufas
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    Hi Liz

    Not exactly sure of where your code is or whether it is straight html or in a css file or whatever but . . .

    Can you give a little more of your code to let us see?

    If not, PM me and I'll take a look for you.
  • If using the Visual editor you should be able to add the needed space without really knowing any code. Edit the page, click the Visual editor tab, click the image once and a small image will appear near it. Click that pop-up to open the image editor. Click the Advanced Settings tab and in the Image properties add the needed horizontal and vertical space you want.

    More here:
    How To Add Images To A WordPress Post
  • It's also suggested to avoid using the hspace="25" vspace="10" that is the old HTML way to place space. The new way is to add style="padding: Npx" where N is your number of pixels.
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