How to Align Images in FrontPage
By default, Microsoft FrontPage, will align any images that you insert to the left side of the web page you are designing. There will be cases when you are working with your web page, where you will want some of your images to be aligned differently, such as centered or to the right. Follow the steps below to align your images in FrontPage quickly and easily.
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Instructions
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Start Microsoft FrontPage and open an existing FrontPage web page that contains a graphic that you would like to change the alignment of to something other than how you already have it set.
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Change to "Design" view, if necessary, by clicking on the "Design" button in the lower left hand corner of the FrontPage screen. Changing to "Design" view will let you see the image as you are aligning it.
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Right-click with your mouse on the image that you would like to change the alignment of and click "Picture Properties" from the shortcut menu to open the "Picture Properties" dialog box.
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Select an alignment for the image using the drop down "Alignment" menu under the "Layout" section of the "Picture Properties" dialog box. You can choose "Left," "Right," "Top," "Texttop," "Middle," "Absmiddle," "Baseline," "Bottom," "Absbottom" or "Center" type of align for the image.
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Click the "OK" button to close the "Picture Properties" dialog box and align the image in that way that you have chosen.
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Tips & Warnings
You can insert an image into FrontPage by choosing the "Insert" menu, pointing to "Picture" and then choosing by what method you would like to insert the image.
You can also use the "Standard" toolbar to quickly left, center and right align your image.
