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Pictures next to each other

unknown

Hi everyone,

Looking for some help for a novice

I am creating a step-by-step to do document/process and I have 3 screenshots that I want to use but have them be placed next to each other instead of underneath each other as the document will become unnecessarily long if I keep it that way. The pictures are small and there is enough space for them to be placed next to each other.

Hope someone can help me out!

Thanks,
Oona

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Jack Brickey

Hi @[deleted],

I haven't really played with this much but one idea would be to use a table and add images to cells. Example...

Stephany

If you don't need the columns or table for any other content you could try to insert your image and just hit Space. They wind up as being 'in line with text.' Your cursor should move over, and you can insert the next one.

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Jack Brickey

Hi @[deleted],

I haven't really played with this much but one idea would be to use a table and add images to cells. Example...

Jack Brickey

Actually, it just occurred to me you could use the Columns feature creating 2 or 3 columns. You will find this on the menu with 2 vertical bars.

unknown

Great advice and I've tried both options and they both work great.

Thanks so much Jack!!

Jack Brickey

Please accept answer if appropriate.

Stephany

unknown

Will give that a go next time. Thanks!

David Borough

That's how it worked in Jira/Confluence Server -- but if you hit a space after an image now, it moves to the next line (in my experience) and there is no option to have it just be inline. I hate it, personally :P

David Borough

Yep -- in Confluence 'Server' it was way nicer to do images.

I don't like this idea of having to resort to using a table. Also resizing images easily has been made more of a 'drag to size' thing and it used to be much easier using pixel dimensions.

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