Changing the position of a posted inline image

Pretty easy, even if you don't know HTML at all.

Ning allows greater control over how your images display, but if you don't know HTML, then you will have to learn this little usage item to understand how everything works.

Ning will insert an image for you with an HTML img tag, and then surround it in a paragraph tag. My guess is that they surround it in a paragraph tag - block level element - so there is spacing from the text and there are no wrapping issues.

p style="text-align: left;"

That is what the paragraph tag looks like. All you have to do is change the text-align value to change alignement of your image. Your options are;

left
right
center

And this really only applies if you are uploading a smaller image, something smaller than 400px wide. If you are uploading an image to Ning, it will do some of the sizing itself if it is larger...

Inserting multiple images

If you want to insert more than one image, place the cursor where you want the new image to be placed and click the image button.

If you feel so inclined, you only have to surround all of the images "img", with one paragraph tag. Each new inserted image will have a paragraph tag, so you can remove all successive tags. Or keep them, that is fine. Just know the spacing will be greater when the images are stacked.