Would someone explain how to place a photo side-by-side with text in a hub?

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   Emanate Presenceposted 11 years ago

   Would someone explain how to place a photo side-by-side with text in a hub?
   
   I have searched for a way to make two columns or otherwise accomplish this feat.
   
   Saw an answer from 5 months ago, but my question is can it still be done after the photo has been placed in-line. I do not see the arrows or options mentioned in the previous answer. Thanks.

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   ajwrites57posted 11 years ago

   Emanate--I'm new myself but I will attempt to explain. I believe you have to make the photo half or quarter size in edit mode. Then click the up arrow. It should go to the right side of the text. I don't think you can position it on the left. Hope this is clear enough. If not maybe someone else can help.

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      Emanate Presenceposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That is so helpful. The trick was to make the photo half width, and then like you said the arrows appear on the capsule.

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   Goody5posted 11 years ago

   That's really simple to do. At the top of every photo capsule you'll see arrows in boxes. There is an arrow pointing "UP", which moves your photo capsule up one position above the next capsule, what ever that capsule may be. There is an arrow pointing "DOWN" which moves your photo capsule down one position. Then there's an arrow which is pointing "SIDEWAYS", and this is the one you want to click on. This arrow will position your photo next to your text, which is what you are after. Experiment with this some, and I hope I was able to help you out here.

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      Emanate Presenceposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, it helped. I was so focused on finding an option for columns, it never occurred that I had to change the width of the photo first. Thanks.

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      Goody5posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I'm glad I was some help to you here. It also took me a long time to figure this all out as well. One other trick to doing this is not having large gaps between the text, and you'll just have to experiment if this happens to get it like you want.

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      ajwrites57posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Your welcome Emanate---I'm still learning it all--dizzying...good luck with it all!

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