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Posted by Jan Danielsson on 07/25/05 16:47
Arne wrote:
>> Please take a look at http://user.it.uu.se/~jada3673/. As you can
>>see, the header stretches too far, and is "behind" the image - which I
>>don't want. How do I make the header tag honor the width of the image?
>>
>>Thankful for any pointers.
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> Hej Jan, I guess your "complaint" is about the h2 header with the text
> "Browsers"? You can add a right margin for that header, e.g. 200px to
> make it stop at the left of the rabbit image.
Hmm.. Isn't there some other way? I mean, internally, the paragraph
block must be obeying some rule since it flows properly around the
image. I assumed that there was a way to make the h2 header do the same?
I guess this falls into more of an css issue than html..
Am I asking in the wrong group, btw?
> BTW, You have some fixing to to before the page validates.
Yeah, I know - it's a priority, just not the highest one right now.
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