Image alignment in horizontal row.

[Patti Duncan]

I have tried everything I can think of to get two  images to align in a row instead of making me put them stacked one above the other.  Nothing seems to be working.
I even created a two column table and STILL the second image is lower than the first. Anyone have any ideas? 

[Kristian Klima]

Hi @Patti Duncan and welcome.

Like this?

The trick is to use the layouts style. You create two or more columns in a section of the page and place one image into each.

Limitation: It does not work in lists.

[Patti Duncan]

Yes, like that. I tried it. The image in the second column keeps coming in "lower" than the first. Not aligned at the top. 

[Patti Duncan]

I got it sort of fixed but now the borders around the images are not working. They show up in edit mode but not in published. 

[Kristian Klima]

The screenshots look weird.

The method I suggested has nothing to do with Google or any app, it's native Confluence and I just dragged-and-dropped the image files onto it's layout column (from a folder on my Mac).

The max image size is determined by the layout, of course.

[Patti Duncan]

Sorry. Those ARE the images I was trying to place. It is a Google trouble shooting article. 
EXACTLY why I want to put borders around them. Because they look like an error message. 

[Kristian Klima]

Got it :D 

[Kristian Klima]

There's an option to put a border around (color, size), and you can add captions to drive the message home.

It works in the view mode (after save/publish) too.

[Patti Duncan]

Yes, I know.
I did that. 

The top picture of how it looks in edit mode.

Boarder, black and thick.

The bottom pic is what it looks like when published.

No boarder. 

[Kristian Klima]

My second screenshot shows the published version of the page - in regular Confluence view mode. The border is there.