On 13 Jul 98, Suzanne wrote:
> Is there any way to start the text at the top, then have several lines of
> text to the right of the photo, continuing until it wraps under the photo?
Er, well, yes there is :) You might want to try this...
<img src="services-hd.gif" align="left" hspace= >
This is a bunch of text
This is a bunch of text
This is a bunch of text
This is a bunch of text
... where the hspace adds whitespace between text and photo.
Suz ol' pal, I gotta think you've spending a little too much time with leading-
edge graphic design and nifty Javascript stuff lately, and perhaps just a tad
too little on plain-vanilla HTML :)
(Actually, I did something slightly similar lately -- was looking at some code
and came across <tt>some text</tt>... thought, "Whoa, what's that?? Something
new... CSS2? SMIL? XML?" Fired up my trusty HTML Reference Library, which
refreshed my memory as to the fact that <tt> (for 'teletype') has been around
since HTML 1.0, just don't see it much anymore. Sheesh :)
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