LibGuides for Guide Authors: Getting Started (OLD)

If you leave the image aligment as "Not Set" (the default), any text you type will begin to the right of the image aligned with the bottom of the image (as shown here).  If it is long enough to wrap, it will continue underneath the image. This setting is generally not ideal, as it will leave a lot of white space.

If you want the text to appear next to the image, change the alignment drop-down menu to left.  It will then look like this.  Notice that there is also more space between the picture and the text.  This is controlled by changing the horizontal space setting from blank, or 0, to a certain number of pixels.  (Here it is set to 3.) Again, if the text is long enough it will wrap underneath the image.

Right-Aligned 

Alternatively, you can change the alignment drop-down menu to right.  It will then look like this.  This example also uses a wider horizontal space. (10 pixels instead of 3.)