[cardimg]My First Tome[\/cardimg]<\/code>, you’ll create this:<\/p>\n
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Alternatively, you can use the ‘MTG Image’ button when in HTML editing mode. Just highlight the card name you want to be an image, and click ‘MTG Image’<\/p>\n
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If you want your text to wrap around the card image, you can manually align the card by making this small adjustment:
\n– align=right<\/code> or align=left<\/code><\/p>\nIf you ever want to stop the flow of elements from wrapping around the image, enter this tag:<\/p>\n
[fix-float]<\/code> and things will go back to normal.<\/p>\nCard Tooltips<\/h3>\n
By using ‘card’ instead of ‘cardimg’ in the syntax above, you’ll create this: Toy Boat<\/a><\/p>\nTip:<\/strong> Alternatively, you can use the ‘MTG Hover’ button when in HTML editing mode. Just highlight the card name you want to be an image, and click ‘MTG Hover’<\/p>\nFor Split and Fuse Cards<\/strong>,\u00a0 type the card name as follows:\u00a0 Far \/\/ Away<\/code>\u00a0 to get Far \/\/ Away<\/a><\/p>\nYou can also add card hover images which have a different display text than the actual card name. Here’s an example:<\/p>\n
[card text=\"Powerful Card\"]Dwarven Pony[\/card]<\/code><\/p>\nThis will lead to: Powerful Card<\/a><\/p>\nDisplay version of a specific set<\/h3>\n
Sometimes you want to display a certain card image from a specific set. For example, you want to display the hover image of a Tarmogoyf<\/a> from Future Sight rather than<\/p>\n[card set=FUT]Tarmogoyf[\/card]<\/code><\/p>\nThis will show us the old-school\u00a0Tarmogoyf.<\/p>\n
This also works for the images. Some of the set abbreviations are weird though. Limited Edition Alpha is officially abbreviated to LEA. But LEA does not work. Well, it does because the plugin takes care of that! Check out this sweet black-bordered Black Lotus:<\/p>\n
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