How do I insert a graphic image box inside an HTML box so the text wraps around the image? I’ve been putting a graphic box inside an HTML box, but it just sits over the text instead of having the text wrap around it.
Font style is created using Verdana, size of box is not set to expand.
I add a margin to the graphic box and the text moves away fine, then on previewing in a browser the text moves back up against the box and the paragraphs break differently.
I add a margin to the graphic box and the text moves away fine, then on previewing in a browser the text moves back up against the box and the paragraphs break differently.
Check to make sure you don’t have extra hard returns in your text. This will cause flow problems. Try replacing hard returns with br (shift+return).
As for the text going back up against the graphic box… not sure. Usually it can only be because it’s not inline. Maybe you have a second graphic box in the same spot?
I’m sure I’ve seen this issue on an earlier version of Freeway - I’ve seen it posted before.
Try adding Padding (rather than Margin) the graphic box.
David
On 22 Aug 2008, at 16:34, Robert Bovasso wrote:
Font style is created using Verdana, size of box is not set to expand.
I add a margin to the graphic box and the text moves away fine, then on previewing in a browser the text moves back up against the box and the paragraphs break differently.
David Owen
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Give that a go. Make your second html box the same size you want the graphic to be and add the margin to that html box. Then put the graphic it that one.
Another possible way: Create your HTML box. Place your Text in a “graphic” box/container. You’d have 2 graphic box/containers then - 1 for your actual graphic, the other for your text. Make sure your graphic box is layered above the text box then set the wrap of the graphic to the size of the spacing you want around it.
Then if you decide to move the graphic container, the text container will then adjust itself automatically.
You shouldn’t need “3” boxes, you should need only “1.” That box, we’ll call it “content” needs to have the text dropped in first, then figure your positioning and double click into the text at about where and ‘Insert a Graphic Item’ setting the “Position” to whatever option you’d need it to be and then apply a “margin” on the sides that you feel need it should do the trick.
The only hassle is that sometimes you have to move the graphic item up a few lines of text (or down) for placement and that can simply be done by dragging up or down and just watch for the “text-cursor” looking thing in the lines of text for placement.