Features / Usability

> > Tiki's simple img syntax just inserts conventional HTML inline image code. To have text flow around the image, put the image tag inside a DIV wiki plugin and float it to one side or the other.
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> > — Gary
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> Gary,
> Thank you for taking the time to help. I found your plugin at:
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> http://cunningham-lee.com/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=137
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> Which I think is what I need. Please forgive me for asking for more help, but I am new to this, and am having some trouble getting my arms around the whole tikiwiki thing . . . could you refer me to an article, or instructions on how to install the plugin.

Sorry, I didn't realize Tiki 1.8.5 doesn't have a div plugin, or one that doesn't support float. The one you downloaded from my site works fine, but may be funkier in construction than the one that's now part of the regular Tiki files (as of 1.9.1?) as it was an early plugin-writing exercise for me (although my version has an extra parameter or two 😉). Anyway, as kwow said, just upload it (make sure it's still named wikiplugin_divfloating.php after the download — i.e., not an .html file) into your lib/wiki-plugins/ directory and put the syntax in your wiki page and it ought to work. Post again if you have any trouble with it, please.

-- Gary