Re: Placement in CSS

Hiya Laszlo:

You wrote:

>I have a page which uses CSS, and I have only one problem with it:
>if I put some text on the page, without positioning, then it's displayed
>uder the image (which is at the top of the page). How can I force the
>text to be displayed 'after' the image?

Finally got through to the URL.  I noticed that you are also using an 
external style sheet so I'm not sure what's going on there.

What I can say is that if you want to lay this page out properly, you really 
have to put that image and the text into a table.  

For example:

<.table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<.tr>
        <.td ><img src="images/AgentsInsideLogo.jpg">
        <./td>
        <.td >
        This is a text, which can be placed into this structure.
        <./td>
<./tr>
<./table>

Or, you can place everything inside a larger overall table and put each of 
your tables into it's own <.TD>

Make sure you add in all the proper attributes, ie. width and height.....

I wasn't clear what you meant by putting the text "after" the image...

Does this make sense or did I miss something....  ?

- Jeff K.

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