End Text Wrapping

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The 'end text wrapping' button allows you to control when text stops wrapping around an image so you can create distinct sections of images and text. This is most useful when creating 'rows' of images with text to the right or left, like the examples below:

Example layout — Three rows, with an image on the left and text on the right.

Example of a layout using end text wrapping — Three rows, with images alternating on the right and left

Without the 'end text wrapping' button, the text and images may wrap around each other awkwardly. Use an 'end text wrapping' divider between each group of images and text. Place the cursor where you want to start a new section.

Tip: The best way to make these sections is to place the images and text in the order you want without aligning the images. Add the 'end text wrapping' dividers between the sections, then align the images left or right.

This animation shows how it works. The dotted line and label will only show up in the editor; it will not be visible on the published page.

Animation showing how to place an end text wrapping insert