Image formatting [Help please]

[Jen]

So question is. How do I format my pictures so that it looks like this:

Where the picture is wraped around the text? Instead of it ending up looking like this:

If anyone got an answer to this question, please share!

 

[JD Lykaios]

Ah, those tricky floating images. Darn things can be hard to get working.
Whatcha need to do is use the, well, the 'float' code. When you go to make a post, do you see the green 'F' on the options? By the litle speech bubble and google docs page?
That's the button for it, but I always just type the thing in manually, since I have more luck with it that way.
Here's a quick bit of example stuff:

Name: Artemis Vahlen'de Nyx
Nicknames: The Silent Sentinel
Known Aliases: Primara Xyn
Call-Sign: Not Available.
Official Title: Lady Vahl'Nyx
Occupation: Assassin, Sith Knight
Faction: Unaligned
Previous Factions: One Sith, The Empire, Grand Republic
Company: Xyn Amorni Designs
Rank: Chief Executive Officer
Force Status: Sensitive; Knight
Homeworld: Dromund Kaas

For this, I use two different 'floating' images. However, in order to get it to work, I had to put both images at the start of the coding. If I hadn't, the image on the right would have shown up below the rest of the text, ready to float besides additional input/whatnot.
The code itself is actually fairly simple: {float=?}insert whatever you want to float here{/float}
Replace the curly brackets {} with regular brackets [] and instead of the question mark ? put a direction (left or right). Whatever side you put in will be the side the image (or text, if you can get that to work) will appear on. In between the two sets of brackets is where you'll put what you want to float. For most people that means images, so just use the insert image button or type it in manually like so {img=url}. Minus the curly brackets again, of course.

Hope that helps, and good luck!
[member="Jen"]

 

[Jen]

Yeeeeees. Thanks so much, dude. It's working now, that's so neat.

Thanks again!!
[member="JD Lykaios"]


For personal future reference, I'm a daft person:

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