Md web design
- Adding images to your blog makes it come alive. No one wants to land
on a content only site – it’s boring! So adding images helps break up
the text and it adds appeal to your site for visitors.
Md web design - Whenever you add a new post, you can add an image. (Or
freshen up older posts by going back and adding images). Click on the
place where you want the image in the blog post.
Md web design - So if you want it to the left of a paragraph, with the
text wrapped around it, click to the left of the first letter in the
first sentence of that paragraph. Then next to the Upload/Insert
section, click the Add an Image icon (hover over it to see which media
icon it is).
A window will open up for you to select the file you wish to add. You
can choose from your hard drive, from a URL, or from the media gallery
if you want to use an image you’ve already added to your blog elsewhere.
After it uploads, you’ll see a new window open up. Here, you can
customize the image a bit. You can add a link to it, to hyperlink the
image somewhere else. You can choose its alignment – align it to the
left or right of the text (or in the center) so that it wraps around.
You can also choose to resize it to a thumbnail, medium, large or full
size. When you add the image, you’ll be taken back to the blog post
where you can see how it’s fitting into the text.
Sometimes, it won’t have a border so it will be crammed up against the
text. To change anything (including spacing), click on the image and
again on the Edit image icon. If you click on Advanced Settings, you can
give it some spacing.
Under the Image Properties section, you have the option to give it a
border or add some vertical and horizontal space between the image and
the text. You can play around with it, but usually a 5 or 10 in the
vertical and horizontal spaces works just fine.
When you’ve finished, click Update and see how the image works within
your blog post. You can delete the image by clicking on it and just
hitting your delete button on your keyboard.
You can use images in different areas of your blog – in the posts, on
the pages, in your header and footer, and also in your sidebar. Just
make sure you check the final output to see if it’s aligned right and
hyperlinked the way you want it before leaving it alone for the public’s
view.