ebakunin

That works great! Thanks.

Hello,I am in the process of cleaning up a site with a large amount of text. The original coder relied exclusively on tables, which made updating the text onerous for the owner, who has limited coding experience. What I would like to do is make use of <P> tags and the float property to arrange text and images. Here's the problem:Some content sections are broken up using <HR>. When an image is larger than the related text, it pushes pass the line into the next section, like this: text text text text | image |text text text text | image |___________________ | image |text text text text | image |text text text text | image |text text text text text text text text text text text text This is unacceptable. The code causing this problem is: <P><IMG src="" style="float:right">text text text text text</P><HR> I thought I had solved the problem by giving the <P> block a table value, like this: <P style="display:table"><IMG src="" style="float:right">text text text text text</P><HR> Well, that worked great in FF, but it doesn't work at all in IE. Does anyone have any suggestions of how to use CSS to arrange text and images so I don't have to resort to tables? Thanks.