> <html><img src="Here is the image" align="left" style="height:
> 150px;"/></html>
There's no need to use HTML for this... TW image syntax support left
and right alignment, like this:
[img[file.jpg]] - this is a regular image
[<img[file.jpg]] - this image appears along the left margin with text
flowing around it
[>img[file.jpg]] - this image appears along the right margin with text
flowing around it
Also, to adjust the spacing around images, you can add a CSS rule to
your [[StyleSheet]]:
.img { padding:1em; }
This will put a 1 character white-space 'buffer' around all images.
You could also create more specific rules for padding images:
padLeft .img { padding-left:1em; }
padRight .img { padding-right:1em; }
Then, you could enclose the desired images in CSS class wrappers to
apply the padding selectively to just one side of each floating image:
{{padRight{[<img[file.jpg]]}}}
{{padLeft{[>img[file.jpg]]}}}
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
För bara nåt år sedan var det stört omöjligt att hitta
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