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How to create an article without large spaces?

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Monocero (talkcontribs)

Hi,


How to create an article without creating large spaces? The finished article looks like this:


https://images89.fotosik.pl/256/2518bba5450de206.png


And the source code looks like this:


https://images90.fotosik.pl/256/d4e977129297a039.png


https://images91.fotosik.pl/256/9ba40fc8ae207a25.png


https://images89.fotosik.pl/256/6cdbae9c29ac35b3.png


To make the article look good, I had to enter a large space between the text and the images. And I have a question, I can create an article without creating such large spaces? The source code does not look aesthetically through these large spaces.

Malyacko (talkcontribs)
Monocero (talkcontribs)

Thanks for the link, but how can I separate text from text and text from the image? I have to use html code?


<br>


Or:


<br />

Ciencia Al Poder (talkcontribs)

Usually using a template like Template:Clear is what makes the text following the template appear below any floating image.

Monocero (talkcontribs)

Should I add this code somewhere?


Look everyone. The article created in the TinyMCE editor looks like this:


https://images91.fotosik.pl/256/36142b08bda31553.png


https://images89.fotosik.pl/256/252ca79df9dc2add.png


https://images89.fotosik.pl/256/59def5a06fe0677c.png


https://images92.fotosik.pl/257/404f4b022106a47d.png


So why after saving this article this article not look like it how it was created in the editor? Why is the text not displayed under the inserted images?


https://images89.fotosik.pl/256/867f6d471beff6ab.png

Ciencia Al Poder (talkcontribs)

This is a TinyMCE bug, that's not displaying the images the same as the wiki does, and not the other way round.

Switch to wikicode and apply the format as explained in Help:Images#Format. You could open a bug report against TinyMCE (if they track bugs somewhere)

Monocero (talkcontribs)

I already know in the TinyMCE editor is possible to insert a image with appropriate parameters. The parameter "none" is responsible for displaying the text under the image.