| From: | Alan Buxey |
| Date: | 15 Mar 2001 at 09:51:36 |
| Subject: | Re: html layout |
hi,
> But something else: working with images and text. Let's say i want some text
> and some images in my page. What do i first put in my file: the image and
> then the text or in reverse?
>
> example: this is what i want,
>
> blablabla |--------|
> blabl | |
> bla | Image1 |
> --------------| | |
> = | | |
> = | --------
> = Image2 | blablablabla
> = | blablablalblalb
> = | blabla bla
> --------------
> Hope the ascii get's right, but how do i layout this?
the best bet - as all browers will otherwise treat things different, is to
use tables.
create a 2x2 table as such
.----------------------------------.
| text | image |
| in here | here |
| | |
|------------------|---------------|
| other image | |
| here | more text |
| | |
`------------------'---------------'
HTML, being just a mark-up language with hotlinks etc wasnt the best idea
for when the Web really took off. DTP-style layout extensions have since
been added.... but your mileage really will vary. by using tables you
can control the position of each element in a more rigid fashion.
alan
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