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Why won't my text wrap around the image?

HTML: What is the code to have text wrap around an image?

  • I need the image tag that allows the text to begin at the top of the image wrapping around it rather than below it.

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    do this to your image.. <img href = "yourimage.gif" style = "display:block;float:left > Your paragraph....

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The only ways to do this simply are to put either align="left" or align="right" in the img tag. Then the image is flush with the left or right margin and the text wraps around its rectangle. It's a lot harder if the image isn't a rectangle.

brujo999

you just put the <p> tag after the <img> tag . then you use CSS to control wrapping and positioning. CSS is the answer to all formatting questions!

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This is for MS Word Wrap text around a picture or drawing object Select the picture or drawing object. On the Format menu, click the command for the type of object you selected — for example, AutoShape or Picture — and then click the Layout tab. Choose the wrapping style you want to apply. For Help on an option, click the question mark and then click the option. Notes For more wrapping styles and options for the direction of text flow and its distance from text, click Advanced on the Layout tab, and then click the Text Wrapping tab.

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