We'll start with the easiest Image Alignment
Center Alignment :
Center Markdown code :
<center>Image.Link</center>
Sample Usage :
Right Or Left Alignment :
Right or Left (depends on the direction inputted) Markdown Code W/O Source Link Code :
<div class="pull-Direction">< center >"ImageLink" < br/ >< em > SourceName< /em></center > < /div>
Flower
(See the image is now on the right side)
Right Or Left (depends on the direction inputted) Align Markdown Code With Source Link :
<div class="pull-Direction"><center>"Image Link"<br/><em><a href="Image Source Link">Source Name</a></em></center></div>
Sample Usage :
(See the word "flower" glows)
(that is the indicator that it is linked)
See how the two differs.
Not Linked :
<div class="pull-Direction">< center >"ImageLink" < br/ >< em > SourceName< /em></center > < /div>
Linked :
<div class="pull-Direction"><center>"Image Link"<br/><em><a href="Image Source Link">Source Name</a></em></center></div>
The Linked one had the code < a > and < /a > for the Link Source and Name.
It's just a single code but it makes the whole code differ from the others, so be mindful on it.
P.S < em > and < /em > is for making the text italic.
Last but not the least the Floating Image Right Or Left :
Floating Image Right Or Left Code:
<div class="pull-Direction">Img.Link</div>
Sample Usage
After you float the image to left or right the text will automatically align the text.
If you align it at right the text would look like this.
After you float the image to left or right the text will automatically align the text.
If you align it at right the text would look like this.
I Hope I've helped you making your post more neat and beautiful !
Thanks For Reading !