The picture was too wide so I cropped it and made it a little smaller.
No, the automatic tag doesn't change. Guess it's just triggered by a new addition to the folder. So you just have to edit the dimensions by hand.
7/30/2010; 7:16:39 AM. .
I dragged the "I like the instant tag..." post below the "Does this mean what..." post in my workspace, expecting to be able to change the order of my posts. Maybe the order is governed by the timestamp no matter that? Or is there something else I need to do?
7/30/2010; 7:09:45 AM. .
In Scripting2, when you add an image to the folder at OPML > Scripting2 > images, a little window pops up with the img tag all written out for you to copy.
One suggestion: Since all the rest of the style has moved to CSS, maybe the img attributes should be, too: float:right instead of align="right", margins instead of v and hspace?
The way I'd rewrite this tag
<img src="http://blogs.scripting2.com/amyloo/images/2010/07/30/headedtoborder.jpg" width="653" height="368" border="0" align="right" hspace="15" vspace="5" alt="A picture named headedtoborder.jpg">
Is like this
<img src="http://blogs.scripting2.com/amyloo/images/2010/07/30/headedtoborder.jpg" alt="A picture named headedtoborder.jpg" style="width: 653px; height: 368px; border: none; float:right; margin: 0 0 5px 15px;" />
That way you don't get a margin on the right where you don't need it. Also should self-close the img tag, though I rarely do that unless some validator tells me I have to if I want my HTML to be accepted by some slavish application like Constant Contact.
7/30/2010; 7:01:52 AM. .
I think she thinks the president is watching her every move and is intent on matching it step for step.
It's hard to get inside that head, but I need to for my Sally Forth character.
7/30/2010; 6:53:39 AM. .
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