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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Images alignment problem in Blogger

The div layers where the pictures are placed messes up alignment. Have to manually delete div tags to achieve this:



Workaround:
In Edit Post section, select HTML mode then click 'Insert image'. Blogger will then open a window for you to upload a picture and select its layout. Select 'None' so that no div code will be generated to wrap the picture. This is a flaw; The upload options in both 'Insert Image' sections should be in one place.

Here's 4 pics uploaded using 'None' layout:


There are other workarounds I haven't tried. People who has some html code knowledge would be able to manipulate around these problems better too.

End of test.

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