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  • Your pages formatting & display is controlled by your theme. What theme are you using? Where did you download it from?

    Thread Starter bersch

    (@bersch)

    The theme I am using is the standard twenty eleven theme of wordpress.

    Your WordPress site is NOT using the original 2011 theme. It appears to be using a completely customised theme.

    Thread Starter bersch

    (@bersch)

    It is customised via the Custom CSS manager plugin, but it is the 2011 theme.

    Do you know why my table does not align? The text should start at the top of the image but it starts at the bottom of it.

    Thanks in advance.

    Kind regards,

    Luc

    Who customised the theme via the Custom CSS manager plugin?

    Thread Starter bersch

    (@bersch)

    I did with help from members of this forum.

    The valign attribute isn’t a valid attribute. You want to set the vertical alignment using a CSS style. You can add this rule at the end of your custom CSS as a start, then make adjustments to some of the HTML and some other rules for padding:

    .entry-content td {
      vertical-align: top;
    }

    Thread Starter bersch

    (@bersch)

    Thank you CrouchingBruin, this did make things a little better.

    The only thing now is that my image isn’t allowed to have any more width then 113px;. What could be causing this?

    Add this rule:

    .entry-content img {
      max-width: none;
    }

    Thread Starter bersch

    (@bersch)

    Thanks crouchingbruin! Works brilliantly

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