Aligning an image vertically in a featured article block

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HopeandCope
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HI, Is there a way to have an image align vertically in a featured article block. It doesn't look very good when the image is at the top of the row and there is a lot of whitespace below it, and almost none above it. Thanks, L

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William_A
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Hello @HopeandCope ,

 

Generally speaking, Featured Articles are to include an image, a very short summary of a webpage or caption, and then a link to a larger article. If you add too much text, you start to end up with this kind of setup:

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If you're wanting to have a longer description for your article setup, and adjusting the column border between the two doesn't achieve a more desirable visual, then here's a couple suggestions for how you can better format the setup.

 

First suggestion:

You could have just one or two paragraphs on the side. Then place a separate article block beneath, with the image removed so you still have that inner color difference. Then just add the rest of your text.

 

Capture2.PNG

 

Second suggestion:

You could text-wrap your image into the body of text instead.

 

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William A
Community & Social Media Support

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William_A
Administrator
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Hello @HopeandCope ,

 

Generally speaking, Featured Articles are to include an image, a very short summary of a webpage or caption, and then a link to a larger article. If you add too much text, you start to end up with this kind of setup:

Capture1.PNG

 

If you're wanting to have a longer description for your article setup, and adjusting the column border between the two doesn't achieve a more desirable visual, then here's a couple suggestions for how you can better format the setup.

 

First suggestion:

You could have just one or two paragraphs on the side. Then place a separate article block beneath, with the image removed so you still have that inner color difference. Then just add the rest of your text.

 

Capture2.PNG

 

Second suggestion:

You could text-wrap your image into the body of text instead.

 

Capture3.PNG

 


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William A
Community & Social Media Support
HopeandCope
Marketing Legend
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Thanks for the suggestions. Let me see which works best. I don't have this situation every week, and often, the amount of text is not as large as the example you provide, but is enough to make it visually less appealing.

 

Thanks,

 

L

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