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Trond Hjelmaas	Wednesday 06 April 2005 4:09:56 am Hi, I have an article with 4 images and would like to control where the images are placed in the text. Can anyone help me? I was hoping that I may use the article body itself I add a tag/reference to the image (just guessing that it may look like this): ------body text of article ------ ....this is some text in the body of article. {img src = myPicture.jpg\|ezImage} ...and then continue the text. --------------------------------- Another option is to devide the article in bodypart_1 to bodypart_n (not very elegant), and control the place in the template override. Thanks for any help! Regards Trond
Arran Price	Wednesday 06 April 2005 1:50:10 pm Hi, If you have the online editor, I think you can do this by adding the images as related objects then inserting the related objects off the editor toolbar in the body/intro as appropriate. You should be able to insert the images and align them however/wherever you want. Arran

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Trond Hjelmaas

Wednesday 06 April 2005 4:09:56 am

Hi,

I have an article with 4 images and would like to control where the images are placed in the text. Can anyone help me?

I was hoping that I may use the article body itself I add a tag/reference to the image (just guessing that it may look like this):

------body text of article ------
....this is some text in the body of article.
{img src = myPicture.jpg|ezImage}
...and then continue the text.
---------------------------------

Another option is to devide the article in bodypart_1 to bodypart_n (not very elegant), and control the place in the template override.

Thanks for any help!

Regards Trond

Arran Price

Wednesday 06 April 2005 1:50:10 pm

Hi,
If you have the online editor, I think you can do this by adding the images as related objects then inserting the related objects off the editor toolbar in the body/intro as appropriate. You should be able to insert the images and align them however/wherever you want.

Arran