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How to prevent Echos from overlapping?


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Heya.

I was wondering if there is any way to force each echo into a separate box or something to prevent them from overlapping with other posts from earlier, currently when i echo text + images from the database the images and everything works as intended.

 

The problem comes up when there is maybe a line or two of text witch causes the images to spill over onto earlier echos, it started when i aligned image to the right of the text.

 

The code i use for echo looks like this.

  <?php require_once 'nconfig.php'; $data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM etusivu order by `id` DESC ") or die(mysql_error()); while($info = mysql_fetch_array( $data )) {echo "<b>".$info['otsikko'] . "</b><br> "; echo "".$info['teksti'] . " <br>"; $file = $info['photo_name'];echo  '<div align="justify" id="container">  			<div id="thumbnail"><a href="etuploads/'. $file .'"  title="'.'"><img  src="etuthumbs/etuthumb_'.$info['id'].'.jpeg" width="282" height="158" alt="image" align="right" /></a></div>  		    <div id="info"></strong>' .'</div>		  </div><br>';echo "<b>Date:</b> ".$info['date_added'] . "<br>";echo "<a href="delete.php?id=" .$info['id'] ."">delete</a>";echo '<br/><hr/>';}?> 

So i would be happy if someone could be able to help me come up with a solution, seeing i have been stuck on this problem for a while.

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Its not echo overlapping, its the html code returned from server after php processes the page, i should validate the html code, i can already spot a misplaced closed strong tag.The returned html should be done in such a way to separate text from other html content, if it has a misplaced closing div tag for example, you might find content unexpectedly merging with other content.

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