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Re: <br clear=all> going away

by David Dorward <dorward@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jan 30, 2006 at 08:30 PM

Jim Michaels wrote:

> I just tried float. it works nothing like <img align=right>.

Its been many years since I used the align attribute on the img element,
but
my recollection is that they act in the same way.

> I can't even get 2 <p> tags to sequence.  they don't even act like <p>
> tags.  got any ideas?

How do they differ from what you expect?

> here's the original code.
> 
> <P><STRONG><IMG height=145 alt="" src="i/tablesetting.jpg"
> width=200 border=0>Setting the table:</STRONG></P>
> <P>fork on left, knife and spoon on right, napkin under the spoon and
> knife, cup
> above spoon and knife. (but then I am right-handed).</P>
> <br clear=all>

> here's what I tried:

Well, that's nothing like the code you had before.

<p><strong>
  <img ... style="float: right;">
  Setting the table:
</strong></p>

<p>fork on left, knife and spoon on right, napkin under
the spoon and knife, cup above spoon and knife. (but then
I am right-handed).</p>

<p style="clear: left;"> The previous paragraph should be next to the
image,
but as this one clears, it should be below it.</p>

> it's supposed to be a bold line followed by a line of text.

A bold line? Then don't use strong empathsis, style the paragraph to be
bold
(of course you might want strong empathsis, but that isn't what you said.)

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David Dorward       <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/>
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"Jim Michaels"   2006-01-29 23:32:01 
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David Dorward <dorward  2006-01-30 08:21:02 
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"Jim Michaels"   2006-01-30 11:15:53 
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David Dorward <dorward  2006-01-30 20:34:36 
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"Jim Michaels"   2006-02-02 23:16:18 
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"Jim Michaels"   2006-01-30 11:29:01 
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David Dorward <dorward  2006-01-30 20:30:26 
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"Jim Michaels"   2006-02-02 23:32:01 

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