So the photos are cut in half.
Forgive me, I'm an idiot. I expected
the full photo to post when I
published them. Yeah, I assume too
much, that's the problem.
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yeah that was me. sorry. The alignment of the photo up top was driving me nuts, so I tweaked a couple of things and now everything is lined up perfectly. nice. problem is, photos are limited to the width of the copy in the main column.
If you use the "add an image" button in blogger's editor when you write something, it should resize it to the correct width. you'll get a couple other neat rendering options, too..
the problem with "add an image" button is you're limited to having pictures only at the top of the blog. I tend to post pix all over my blogs, so that is just as limiting as photobucket code. Plus the add image function shrinks my pix so small that it defeats the purpose of posting. I'm sure I'm the only one with this problem.
Yes - it will put a block of code for the image on the top, but nothing keeps you from cutting and pasting that block of code anywhere you want in the copy.
Look at the test post I just put on your blog to see what I mean. From blogger you can click "edit" to view the code within the copy. see how I did it. try it yourself.
then, unless you want latin gibberish polluting your blog, delete the test post. (:
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