I am using the same HTML code in microblog as I do in my eCommerce websites to have images align in a row … however the images are resolving in a vertical line, one under the other instead of horizontally as they should - refer to dazzlers.micro.blog for examples. This is the code - what needs to be adjusted to have it work in micro.blog?
** because I am “new” (cannot understand why there is such restrictions - when do I become “old”) and cannot embed stuff I have changed the “<” and “>” symbols in the code to “|”
|div class=“row”| |div align=“center”|
|div class=“column”| |“link” target="_blank"| |img alt=“soft-felt-clip-pads-for-paddle-back-clips” src=“link” width=“240” height=“189” style=“padding-bottom:0.5em;” /||/a||br||div style=“width:image width 240; font-size:85%; text-align:center;”||“link” target="_blank"|Soft Felt Clip Pads for Paddleback Clips|/a||/br||/div||/div||/div| … repeated 2 more times to make 3 images in a row followed by
| br class=“clearBoth” /|
Hello Moondeer - thanks for your reply. Looking at the first post you will see 6 images displaying vertically. They are supposed to be in 2 horizontal rows of 3 images per row. Take a look at this example on my clip on earrings website towards the bottom of the page.
Applying the same code as used on the website doesn’t work in micro.blog - it simply displays the images vertically. I couldn’t upload the actual code in my post and I cannot do it in here either due to archaic ‘newbie’ restrictions. Hence I modified it as described in the post
I just need to know why it doesn’t work in micro.blog and what code changes need to be done to make it work.
cheers,
Thanks Moondeer - I appreciate the response. I am in Australia by the way. I’m thinking maybe that the image size instructions in the code are being ignored by micro.blog? Possibly HTML5 would work better but I’m hopeless at images in a row with css/html5.
cheers
Ok - I look forward to your suggestions 
- by the way, the same thing is happening on Blogger.com (blogspot) so that supports your theory.
By the way I’m not a developer - I’m using the ZenCart OS platform so self taught through trial and error and forum help over the years to get by with some stuff … but struggle with CSS particularly
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