When you click on an image from the Zemanta tools, the image will be added to the body of your content. If you click on another image, it will replace the first image. To add multiple images, you must drag them from the Zemanta tools to the body of your content. All Zemanta images automatically show up to the right of the text, with the text flowing around them.

This is easy to fix in Internet Explorer. Just click on the text that appears just under the Zemanta image. This should give you a set of small squares around the image and text under it. If this is what happens, skip to the next paragraph. Getting around this is a little bit tricky if using the Firefox browser, but possible. Highlight the text under the picture, as well as the picture itself by using the mouse to click and drag the cursor from the end of the line of text under the picture up to the picture, so that both the picture and the text under it are highlighted.

Once both the Zemanta image and text under it are selected together, click on the "Edit CSS Style" icon, which is the first icon on the bottom row of the rich text editorⁱ tools. A new window will open. Click on the "Box" tab at the top of the new window. The option on the top right of the "Box" tab is called "Float." If you highlighted the text and image properly, it should say "right" in the drop-down box. Select "left" or "none" to change the alignment with respect to the text. If you choose "none," the image will be on its own line. If you choose "left," the image will appear on the left, with the text flowing around it.

When you upload your own image using the Insert/edit image icon (more information on this can be found in the Glossary), the alignment is easy to edit. Just click the "Appearance" tab and choose the "Alignment" you would like. You will see a preview of your choice on the right. This will not work properly when editing a Zemanta image, as the Zemanta images are attached to the text under the image, so you will only be aligning the image with respect to the text under the image.

To change the size of any image, just click on the image. Small squares will appear around the image. Drag one of the squares on one of the corners of the image to change the size, while keeping the aspect ratio. If you drag one of the squares on the left, right, top or bottom of the image, you can change the vertical or horizontal size, which will distort the image.

Unfortunately, the Zemanta tools do not always work well in Preview mode. All of the other tools should work fine in Preview. Preview is not necessarily needed, however, because of the type of editor we use. When using the rich text editor, you are basically seeing everything as it will appear on the page.