i need to locate images at the top of content area, how can i do that with css ?
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thank you, actually it didn't come to my mind, i will do it next time, it ll be rubbish posting the same question second time..
share if you have a solution plz
Use CSS. Copy this into your custom.css file.
#RandomImageList { display: inline; float: none; width: auto; margin-left: inherit; } #RandomImageList li { display: inline-block; margin: 0 10px 10px 0; } #RandomImageList img { height: 180px; width: auto; }
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@remzi said: it ll be rubbish posting the same question second time..
It will be rubbish to keep posting here, now is your chance to post under that plugin :-)
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post your question under the plugin please.
all you have got to do is
click
http://vanillaforums.org/addon/randomimages-plugin
and then click on ask question once you are on that page.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
thank you, actually it didn't come to my mind, i will do it next time, it ll be rubbish posting the same question second time..
share if you have a solution plz
Use CSS. Copy this into your custom.css file.
Search first
Check out the Documentation! We are always looking for new content and pull requests.
Click on insightful, awesome, and funny reactions to thank community volunteers for their valuable posts.
It will be rubbish to keep posting here, now is your chance to post under that plugin :-)
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