[lordinvestor]

Ok, I will get somebody to help me with the CSS. Thanks for you patience.

[lordinvestor]

No, I want the caption text. But not that extra empty line above it.

[lordinvestor]

Thanks. Yes I know about the text editor but I still can’t find no p tags there.

However, it seems to me that the culprit is the caption code (that begins with [caption id] and ends with [/caption]). I have a feeling that this code by default adds an empty line above the captioned image. By comparison, the problem with an extra line DOES NOT happen if you simply insert a right aligned image WITHOUT a caption text.

So if it would be possible to tweak the caption code that might solve my problem?

[lordinvestor]

I see. So is it impossible for me to get rid of that extra <p> tag from within the WordPress text editor? The <p> tag does not seem to be visible there, and hence not deletable.

If not: what is your suggestion?

[lordinvestor]

Actually, I have a feeling this may work if I can reduce the bottom padding/margin of the images in the posts. Can you point me to where this is best done?

[lordinvestor]

I’m not sure what you mean. I can’t find any <p> tags in the whole of my code. I prefer to use the visual editor when possible. And when I add a right-aligned image inside a paragraph (anywhere but in the beginning of it), it looks alright in the editor, at first. But when I update the editor or preview my page, that extra line is added.

Are you saying I can’t make this work simply by using the visual editor? If not, how must I tweak the code?

[lordinvestor]

Yes, that’s exactly it!

[lordinvestor]

Hi,

Were you able to follow the link with the password? (I don’t want it to be public yet.)

A bit down in that post, for example above the image of “Valentine Winston”, you’ll see that an extra, annoying line has been added. I can’t make it go away.

[lordinvestor]

Edit: Sorry, I meant the second and third right-aligned images.

[lordinvestor]

You’re the man! Thank you for a wonderful, quick suppport from you guys.

[lordinvestor]

Yep, that’s exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so kindly, Mahesh!

[lordinvestor]

Aha, sorry. Here it goes: http://lordinvestor.net/

It’s very preliminary, but the idea is to have the “TRINIDAD” image in line with the logo, on the righ-hand side of the frame.

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