Here on iHub we do not currently have a break (<BR>) tool, or a centering (<CENTER>) tool. What we do have is a Preset Tool:
[-pre] & [/pre-] (without dashes).
When using this tool (tag) you use your Space Bar * Backspace key to move the image or text to where you want it to be located. This is a great charting tool for keeping things lined up, here is an example:
To stack images next to each other in a row (side by side) manner, Do Not put a space between them. If you omit the space between images you can stack them as wide as you wish. However, it may stretch out the viewing window, causing it to not fit on the display screen properly; your viewers may to will have to scroll from side to side to see all of the post. It is for this reason that I suggest you don't stack too many images side by side without a break in between them.
Note: If you wish to have a space between your images, iHub will break the the line of code where they usually do (not sure of parameter); so if you want a space between your images and still wish to have them in a row, use the pre tags.
Special Note: My thanks to my friend Phil (bullrider) for pointing out the need for this bit of info being included here.
Titling a post, in other words, having the opening line you wish displayed as the opening line when viewing the page; thus having the rest of the post not displaying until the post is opened.
All you need to do for this task is to hit the Enter Key twice, and then scroll to the right at least twenty-seven spaces. I usually just hold down my space bar until almost at the edge of the edit window; iHub will then correct it, but not in the opening line.
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