Re: [css-d] padding/separation

2005-12-20 Thread Elizabeth Buie
Quoting "" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I kept thinking "that can't work - I tried that. I'm sure it pushed the > border out past the image and I want the border wrapped". You were probably using "padding-right". > thank you very much. You're welcome. Always glad to help, especially another Maryl

[css-d] padding/separation

2005-12-20 Thread danielk
I kept thinking "that can't work - I tried that. I'm sure it pushed the border out past the image and I want the border wrapped". Worked great - and on all browser. Exactly what I wanted. thank you very much. >Daniel, I've done that plenty of times, and I use the "margin-right" feature >on

Re: [css-d] padding/separation

2005-12-20 Thread Elizabeth Buie
I wrote: > I use the "margin-right" feature on the image. Forgot to mention: I also use a "margin-bottom" that's about half the number of pixels or ems as the margin-right. Elizabeth __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www

Re: [css-d] padding/separation

2005-12-20 Thread Elizabeth Buie
Quoting "" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I am having some trouble adding some separation between an image and some > wrapped text. My intent here was to add a border around an image, wrap the > text, and then add some padding between the two. Daniel, I've done that plenty of times, and I use the "ma

[css-d] padding/separation

2005-12-20 Thread danielk
I am having some trouble adding some separation between an image and some wrapped text. My intent here was to add a border around an image, wrap the text, and then add some padding between the two. Here's the page: http://hhp.umd.edu/alumni/spotlight.cfm I'm really a beginner with css employ