If you have ever worked with CSS you know the problem you can have when you float one element, and then have text next to it. Especially if that text is in a list, or a highlighted box (usually surrounded with a border and/or background color). Essentially the margin of the element next to the…
This takes the concept of the CSS float with the text, a little further. Normally HTML elements must follow a box. However, in print, text and follow an outline of an image’s shape. This video tutorial will show you how to mimic that effect in a web page. Wrap Text Around an Image Shape Using…
Images don’t normally have text around them. If you want to have text wrap around your images, you will need to know how to float the image, and how we can make sure the text is still easy to read around the image. Floating Images on a Webpage with CSS was originally found on Access…
The CSS Float property allows you to position an element to the left or right side of a container. Additionally, because it interrupts the “flow” of the normal web layout, it not allows for the element to have other elements wrap around it, such as you would expect to see with an image in a…
