Re: Text Padding when wrapping around a picture
If the image is added without any positioning (floating, etc.), then the CSS selector is
.postbody img
and you can add some space around it like
.postbody img {margin: 4px;}
However, this will put 4px of space around every image in a blog post, even external link icons and smileys. Therefore, when adding an image, it would be good to give it a class, in the add-image dialog. I'm looking at the regular wiki editor in Tiki 5 at the moment. (I'm not sure offhand if the WYSIWYG editor lets you give the image a CSS class, and actually I'm not sure without looking if the CSS selector is the same for images added in that editor.)
The above CSS rule then needs to be input either in the Look and Feel custom CSS textarea (in Tiki 5), or in a custom.css file (in the styles/(themename)/ directory, or added to the theme stylesheet itself.
{Actually, images added with the wiki editor should be given a class by default, to enable theme authors to give them some styling initially (sometimes a little margin and a border are nice). I added a feature request about that at dev.tiki.org.)
Alternatively, you can make a DIV and put the image in the div, making the div somewhat larger than the image.
-- Gary