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@KirstieJane

At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

<figure class="half">
<img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
<img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
</figure>

I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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      Wrap text around a figure · Issue #37 · WhitakerLab/whitakerlab.github.io · GitHub
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      Wrap text around a figure #37

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      @KirstieJane

      At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

      What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

      ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

      Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

      <figure class="half">
      <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
      <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
      </figure>
      

      I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

      Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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          Wrap text around a figure #37

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          @KirstieJane

          At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

          What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

          ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

          Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

          <figure class="half">
          <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
          <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
          </figure>
          

          I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

          Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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              Wrap text around a figure #37

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              @KirstieJane

              At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

              What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

              ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

              Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

              <figure class="half">
              <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
              <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
              </figure>
              

              I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

              Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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                  Wrap text around a figure #37

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                  @KirstieJane

                  At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

                  What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

                  ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

                  Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

                  <figure class="half">
                  <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
                  <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
                  </figure>
                  

                  I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

                  Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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                      Wrap text around a figure #37

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                      @KirstieJane

                      At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

                      What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

                      ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

                      Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

                      <figure class="half">
                      <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
                      <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
                      </figure>
                      

                      I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

                      Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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                          Wrap text around a figure #37

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                          @KirstieJane

                          At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

                          What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

                          ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

                          Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

                          <figure class="half">
                          <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
                          <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
                          </figure>
                          

                          I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

                          Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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                              Wrap text around a figure #37

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                              @KirstieJane

                              At the moment, our about page is hacking the figure class to stop photos of our lab members being huuuuge!

                              What I did was just give @Islast and me 2 pictures each and then make them half wide, but you can see that it looks a bit silly on mobile.

                              ed86a810-742a-4292-a341-344a691b5b50

                              Here’s a snippet from the about markdown file:

                              <figure class="half">
                              <img src="/images/KW_OpenCon2016_Square.jpg" alt="Kirstie Whitaker" width="50%">
                              <img src="/images/kirstie-edinburgh-windy.jpg" alt="Kirstie on a windy hill" width="50%">
                              </figure>
                              

                              I’d really like to be able to put a single picture on one side and then wrap text around it on the other.

                              Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve that?

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