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I have a blog post here which works fine on a larger screen but not so much on a smaller one.

As you can see from the screenshot below the paragraph breaks very poorly around the image. Given how little space there is to the left, I'd like to make the text get under the image and have the image go full width (might as well) but I don't want to impact the desktop and big screen view.

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I understand the basics of responsive design but I'm a bit lost on this particular issue. It is on a WordPress blog but I'm comfortable enough making a custom child theme to create changes. I'm just not sure what to change.

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    May 2 '20 at 6:21
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Definitely a css thing.

One solution is to use a css @media (min-width: XXXpx) query to disable wrapping if the screen width is small (e.g. set float: none on your figure element containing the image).

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  • Agreed - definitely a case for using a @media query to remove the float and replace with something like: margin: 12px auto;.
    – Rounin
    Apr 26 '20 at 16:20

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