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It would help to have a page to look at.
Here’s my first guess. Are you floating the image and text? If so,
perhaps justify is extending the width of the text to make it too long to fit
in the same space as the image and it drops down below the image? Does this
make sense? CSS will over-ride any inline attributes,
such as align=”justify”. That should be placed in your CSS instead
of the tag. Try p class=”wackyparagraph” p.wackyparagraph {text-align:justify;} Try sending a link for better feedback. Ted From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Todd Gleaton Hello All, I am using the <p align='justify'> to justify my text. I am
getting a huge break between the picture above and where the text starts with the tag mentioned
above. What is the best way to rid the white space? I've seen this problem a lot but
have come to no conclusive way of getting rid of it. Anyone have a good suggestion for this? Thanks....tg |
- RE: [WSG] <p> tag Ted Drake
- Re: [WSG] <p> tag Brian Cummiskey
- Re: [WSG] <p> tag Svip
