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ooh, that looks way easier moshu thanks!

I looked in firefox and the <cr> thing appears to have worked, but I think I’ll go with putting each part in divs like you suggested moshu.

Thanks everyone!

Thanks vkaryl, I’m gonna copy and paste your advice into a txt file I’m compiling of workarounds to keep locally.

I did find another work around that looks like its working. Yet to view it on MOZ because we crappy IE at work, but I inserted a series of <cr> </cr>’s after the text.

It’s a crap work around too because the spacing isn’t perfect (a couple of the images aren’t spaced perfectly, but good enought to where it’s presentable.

I don’t even know what <cr> is, I assumed its a carriage return and I though I had seen it in coding before, so I took a shot in the dark and it worked. God I am an idiot. ??

Makes sense. I’m just now sure how to insert code or characters (that won’t be displayed) that will allow the images to move down. This gives me a couple leads though. I’ll try a couple things.

Thanks.

Thanks moshu and jeremy both have been helpful. I’m still mid-process trying to figure it out but it looks like I’m onthe right track (if you view my page now).

Just having problems creating spaces (carriage returns?) between images.

My problem was that the image class was already defined in my css as alignright and in my posts I was tryinf to use the one advised on the codex (simply “right” or left”)

Thanks again for everyones patience with me!

thanks for your help everyone, been working at it for a couple hours and no luck still. Just don’t seem to be getting it. I’ve read and reread the codex, and tried multiple things. I think learning to speak french or german might be easier than this! ??

ahhh, I see. Thanks for your patience. I was having a hard time understanding the defining a class portion of it.

I’ll give it a try, thanks!

I’m afraid it also assumes I have and idea of what I’m trying to do, which I don’t. ??

I just know that I am happy with all my previous posts to my blog.

This particular one I am not. I was hoping there was someway to include that code in my actual post instead of changing it globally in the css which what I think you are trying to tell me. I’ll look a little closer at that codex I posted, I must be missing something. Thanks.

Yep, that soundsl ike exactly what I need. I knew it was something simple. I’ll give it a try. Thanks!

Thanks! I’m still picking up on how to find my way through these FAQ’s.

thank you thank you thank you MOSHU! Fixed!

I’m really not trying to be stupid but I can’t seem to help it!

There is so much code and so many different colors and headers, I have no idea which one is where I need to apply the ul ul color or % in the style.css.

Would it help if I posted the theme I am using?

I really appreciate your answers so far and for those bearing with me!

that looks like exactly what I need but where do enter the code ul ul {color etc. ?

I searched throught the code and saw nothing like it in there to modify, is it a new entry I need to make? And in what template? Thanks!

ok, I found a way to do it, but now the text is very small and a diiferent color than all the rest.

I just opened index.php and looked for get_links. Changed that to get_links_list but now my sext is very small and unreadable.

This is how the code looks now ‘<h2><?php _e(‘Our Links’);?></h2>
<ul id=is_link>
<?php get_links_list(); ?>
‘

I seem to be running into a dead end, mayb4e I’m not finding the right part of the codex. Anyone know of the specific link that may help me or any other alternatives.

Thanks for bearing with a newbie.

thanks, I will look into the codex, I appreciate the tip.