I've been suggested to centralised images. Of course, i think pull left/right make sense it some case but otherwise, I'm still not too sure if centralised image is the best though that's what I have been doing.

Didn't know about the *sub* tag. Thanks for sharing. :)

I really appreciate this.  Been wondering how to do some different formatting things with my posts.  Upvoted!

Thanks! UV and bookmarked for future reference.

Thank you :)

Exelent @kevinwong.

Nice!!!  I knew most of the basic markdown stuff, but you have some other very useful HTML formatting constructs!

I've been wondering about what subset of HTML is permitted in the Steemit  **Create a Story** editor?

I found this link which might be helpful:  [GitHub Markup:  sanitization filter](https://github.com/jch/html-pipeline/blob/master/lib/html/pipeline/sanitization_filter.rb)

Great to see these once again. I'll try to incorporate some of it in my next post. 
# <center>Thanks!  ;)  Namaste </center>

Another form of list:

topic1 |  topic2
---|---
item1 | item2

    topic1 |  topic2
    ---|---
    item1 | item2

Thank you so much! I wanna find the way how to make the article nicer and here it is.

Thank you @kevinwong. Very helpful
:D

At the very least, please use proper sentence structure and divide your wall of text into coherent paragraphs! Don't rely on vote-bots approving what you write, because some of us use human eyes to read things before upvoting!

I need this thank you :)

Finally, I now know how to wrap an image in the text!!! Thanks a lot!

Thanks for this post!! I didn't know how to move images or to center text!! Thank you, thank you!! :)

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Thank you this is helpful. I would assume to float the image left or center you would simply adjust the wording for this div class.

I have been wondering how to do this could not seem to find examples from google so all in one place this will help.

Thank you!