I see what you mean. When I want to have an image next to a bullet list, I
float the image to the right instead of the left. Is this cheating? :-) Is
this an option for you?
Carolyn
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Is there any way to get block elements to not overlap nearby floated
elements?
In my specific case, I've got a { float: right } image with text beside
it. Normally, the text flows around the image just fine, but the
inclusion of a blockquote (or, presumably, any other block element)
within the
You can solve this quite easily. Figure out the right margin you need to
have it end to the left of the image... For example, if the image is
200px and is flush with the right side of the content area, and you want
10 px of whitespace between the image and the blockquote then add
Hi All,
I am trying to find out if I can place javascript buttons on top of an iframe.
The iframe contains photos and text and the buttons are for previous/next. I've
noticed so far that the absolute positioning is very different in all browsers
(I started in FF3, but it's way off in IE and
Could you give us an example?
I'm guessing something like:
div id=wrapper
div id=prne
a href=#prevPrevious/a
a href=#nextNext/a
/div
div id=ifra
iframe src=photo.html/iframe
/div
/div
Would be something I'd do... maybe!
Ta,
~Mx
First: If this is a repost I apologize: I chose plain text in GMail
but in my Sent box it appears it was sent as Rich Text, so I'm
attempting a plain text message again ...now for the 3rd time, with
most html tags stripped out ... it got bounced a few times now :-(
If you've already stopped
Anthony, one problem is that you declared the links as display:block.
This is correct, but in order to have the lib link appear to the right
instead of below metadata you will need to float metadata to the left.
By default, a block level element is 100% width and therefore pushes the
next element
