On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:21:32 +0100, Mandy wrote:
>
> I wonder if anyone could help me please. On the page
> http://www.ageconcerngillingham.org.uk/ageconcare.html, I have two images
> "hairdryer"
> and "cutefoot". I do not want the text to wrap around them but stay on the
> right hand
> side of them. I thought I had to put "clear:left" somewhere?? but I'm not
> sure where.
> I've tried to look it up but couldn't quite understand what I had to do. The
> css is at
> http://www.ageconcerngillingham.org.uk/ageconstyle.css. Thank you so much for
> helping.
>
Hi Mandy,
I have not tried this on your page, but I have had some success
with "display: table;" on the adjacent P element.
IE does not respond to this, but giving the paragraph "hasLayout"
usually does the trick, using any of the usual "hasLayout" triggers.
Try:
* html .dontwrap p {height: 1%;} /* for IE 5-6 Win */
.dontwrap p {min-height: 1%;} /* for IE7 */
.dontwrap p {display: table;} /* for the rest */
Cordially,
David
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