How to make space between image and text? Normal html methods don’t work
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Very simple question:
I made a post on my blog that includes an image in it. (Visible here: https://www.dibsblog.com). As you can see, the text wraps around the image, but there’s no space between the text and the image — they practically touch. I’ve encountered this situation on non-blog html pages before, and there were two ways that worked to fix the problem. However, strangely, neither one of them has any effect on the spacing between the image and the text on my WordPress blog.Specifically, I tried inserting a “horizontal space” code into the picture placeholder, like so:
{img src=”image.jpg” HSPACE=10 ALIGN=LEFT}
But when uploaded, this had no effect on the spacing — very strange.
Next I tried making there be a “border” around the image, but making the “border” be white, like so:
{img src=”image.jpg” BORDER=10 BORDERCOLOR=white ALIGN=LEFT}
Yet this resulted in a 10-pixel border that was black, not white — the opposite of what I wanted.
The final technique, which would work, would be to create a band of “white space” around the actual picture within the image itself — but that is way too complicated a process if I want to do this simply and repeatedly.
So: why don’t these standard html techniques for making space between text and an image work? And if there’s no way to make them work, how can I easily make a space between text and an image in a WordPress posting?
I know the answer must be simple, but I haven’t been able to figure it out. Thanks.
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