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HTML Getting Started So, You Want To Align Text Tutorial People ask all the time how to get images onto pages. If you aren't sure how yet, I cover it in Primer #5 . However, once, they get those images onto a page, then they start asking how to get text to align or wrap around the images they have placed on their pages. That's the purpose of this tutorial, to tell you how to get the text to wrap. Just like this.
Getting Text To Wrap It's actually easier than you think. You see the two images I have so far? Both are wrapped by text, yet one is on the left and one is on the right. I did that by using a normal image command like so:
<IMG SRC="book.gif" ALIGN="----" WIDTH="70" ALT="A book">
Please note I have used the HEIGHT and WIDTH commands for my image. You should do this with all your images. Plus use the ALT command. It really helps with page loading. Go here for enough about it to make your brain pop.
Now, notice the ALIGN="---" subcommand in the image command above. That ALIGN command, when using "right" or "left" refers to the placement of the image on the page rather than the text itself. That will be an important item in a minute. Keep it in mind.
In order to get the text to wrap around the image, you use one of these ALIGN right or left commands. But the image is already to the left, you say. Do it anyway. The ALIGN alerts the browser to allow the text to wrap.
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