Markup aaa Placement of images

Welcome to the image placement test! The best way to place an image in various positions is to gently swiggle the image into the sea of words. Let's get started. In the image arrangement, users need to be able to select their favorite one from "No specified", "Righted", "Lefted", and "Central Aligned". In addition, you should be able to choose the size from the options of "thumbnail", "medium size", "large size", and "full size".

The above image should be in the center. To see if the rest of the image of this paragraph is left-handed, the text will surround the image of 150 pixels. As you can see, you can see that there is space on the top, bottom, and right of the image. The text is not secretly creeping in the image, it is not good to creep. Even images need enough space to breathe. Make sure that the image can play a role without being irritated by the text. In the following sentence, you can see that the text continues seamlessly from right to bottom of the image without interruption. This is done! Next is a very large image test. And this image does not specify the layout. The image above has 1,200 pixels, but it does not protrude from the content area. From now on, I would like to move to the right. Again, I think there are enough margins on the top, bottom, and left of the image. Look at him over there! That image on the right side! It doesn’t matter what the left side image says, it’s a beautiful arrangement. Don't worry about other people's opinions. And I think you can see that the text rotates under the right image and fits rightly. The space should be left just right, and everything should be displayed neatly. That's right.…。 It feels good to turn to the right image. Well, you may have thought that this is the end, but now we are going to test the caption! The above image should be in the center. The caption contains a link, but let's make sure it's not a funny display. The rest of this paragraph is a link to test the rotation of a left-handed image of a 150 × 150 size.  As you can see, you need space on the top, bottom and right of the image. The text is not secretly creeping in the image, it is not good to creep. Even images need enough space to breathe. Make sure that the image can play a role without being irritated by the text. In the following sentence, you can see that the text continues seamlessly from right to bottom of the image without interruption. This is done! This is a very large image test. And there is no specification of the layout in this image. The image above is 1,200 pixels wide, but should not be out of the content area. It must be within the specified area without visually disturbing the flow of content. In the future, I would like to move on to the right image. Again, I think there are enough margins on the top, bottom, and left of the image. Look at him over there! That image on the right side! It doesn’t matter what the left side image says, it’s a beautiful arrangement. Don't worry about other people's opinions. And I think you can see that the text rotates under the right image and fits rightly. The space should be left just right, and everything should be displayed neatly. That's right.…。 It feels good to turn to the right image. Well, this is the end. Thank you very much for testing the image layout!