Hi,
When I insert a particular image, it renders in middle of page instead of on the left side. And the buttons to left and right justify are greyed out if I highlight the image.
Pls see two attachments:
Actual (scrubbed) image
Screenshot of page with inserted image.
Thanks.
Inserting images puts them in the middle (you know that :) )
If the image fills in the entire width of the page, you can't align it (it's logical, it fills in the entire width) and the align options are grayed out.
Make the image smaller, the align buttons will become functional.
Thank you. Making the image smaller activated the align buttons below the image. That said, I'm surprised the original image did not allow these buttons b/c the image did not take up entire screen. Thanks.
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Sorry -- Still don't see anything per images (this thread seems to focus on tables.
So let me repost with an enhanced screenshot that includes ribbon.
Where on the ribbon can I left-justify the IMAGE after selecting it.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the link but I'm not seeing what I need to see in the comment. Pls provide screenshot per what button to click after inserting centered image.
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