Using images in your WordPress posts & pages without a little style is kind-of bland and boring. Thankfully, the Thesis framework, along with WordPress include a few design features to spruce up those otherwise plain-looking graphics & images.
There are four different image alignments included with the Thesis framework. These are: 1) Flush left » no text wrap 2) Centered 3) Left with text wrap 4) Right with text wrap.
Frames and captions can also be added to images by implementing a few simple classes within your HTML. This post covers each of these features.
Basic Image – Un-styled
Images with Caption »
Image with a Thesis styled caption. To implement this type of caption, simply use the code displayed below the image:
This is a special type of caption included with Thesis. Photo of my dog Sadie.
To create a caption like the one above, use this code:
<p class="caption">My awesome photo caption, woohoo!</p>
You can also use the WordPress image caption styles. This will create a frame around your image with the caption included inside the frame, below the photo.
This is a regular type of caption included with WordPress. Photo of my dog Sadie.
Image Frames »
To create a frame around your images without using a caption you can use the frame class within your image tags. Below is an image, center-aligned with a frame:
Right & Left Aligned »
Finally, images can be aligned to the right or left and wrapped with paragraph text. You can see examples of each alignment below:
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