Wrapping Text Around an Image

The View Source for the current post shows this:
<div class="storycontent">
<p><img src="http://www.thebenjies.com/wp-images/Hawkeye.gif" alt="Hawkeyes" />I can’t believe it, maybe I can. Iowa takes the top team in the nation into overtime, but Northwestern takes Iowa into overtime and we lose. I’ve lost all hope! asd asd as ............
</p>

There is no css for the wrapping ?

I’m having trouble with wrapping text as well. I followed what mkgago did, and I made a little progress, but the text is not going high enough.

I’m trying to wrap the text in the first post found on http://www.familywebwatch.com/blog

Any help is most appreciated.

You don’t do it with CSS is my understanding – you put align=”right” or align=”left” into the image tag and the text will flow around it.

Like this:-

<img src=”myimage.jpg” align=”right” alt=”my picture” height=”x number of pixels indicating height of image” width=”x number of pixels indicating width of image” title=”my picture”>

The reason I include the title is that it will show up as a tooltip in browsers other than IE whereas the ALT tag only shows up as a tooltip in IE but is required under HTML disability specs at W3.

Thanks, Gillie2tat. I’ll give it a try.

I prefer to set the float and margins for images manually- and tweak the results.

Don’t use align on the image tag- it is deprecated in xhtml

this is what I do for image wrapping:

<img style="float:right; padding: 10px 0 20px 20px; " src="http://imageurl " alt="alt text" />

Change float to left and swap the padding for a left side image

davincim:

If you end up with a few words dangling underneath the picture, adjust the amount of bottom padding: sometimes I use padding: 10 0 50 20 if I want to push text from the bottom of the picture over

This is where your blog is looking for the “shadow” img.
Is it there?
/wordpress/wp-content/themes/journalized-winter[1]/images/shadowAlpha.png
Notice the [1] in the theme name!