… can screw up sometimes some things (perhaps). While I’m always unsure if it is me, I simply wonder.
This is what I did:
http://backstage.kimmich-digitalmedia.com/modules/linkstuff/links.html
The construction:
parent div - inflow two divs. The first cmd-e pass-through image.
Then the action applied (to clean out the code), it changes the sorting order of the items in the source code.
In a second step, I struggled with the IMG-Tag cause it has by default a small gap beyond (browser view spoken). I fixed it with a tag-style for the “IMG” using display:block.
Is it worth to ask for a default fix cause it is a bit confusing cause even the workspace construction ends up in a big gap between the pass-through item and the text-item below (as in the screenshot provided visible)?
How do you handle this?
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Thomas
I use strong drugs - daily btw.
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Hi Thomas,
I think FWP doesn’t know what to do with an image that lacks block-level context.
I have repeated your experience here:
http://cssway.thebigerns.com/workbench/thomas-remove-ptag/index.html
My solution for this is to wrap the image in a div and apply the action to that wrapper. This will preserve the desired order when FWP writes your code.
I would also reconsider removing the p tags surrounding the image. I am myself somewhat conflicted as images are often decoration but they are also sometimes semantic content so while I find nothing wrong with your construction (you could use heading tags too) I am more inclined nowadays to work with the wrapping tag as context. Stylewise, the image picks up qualities from the surrounding text tag which can be countered with a paragraph-level style.
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Hi Ernie,
surprised to have you here (after the last post post) but absolutely happy.
You’re right, indeed. I usually wrap all in divs (better one more then less) but in this case I was after re-creating this example:
http://www.promains.com.au (those three our image rollover stuff)
discussed in this list:
http://www.freewaytalk.net/thread/view/148370
Unfortunately I shipwrecked - like nearby in all things where stuff is (simply) wrapped in an unordered list.
Cheers
Thomas
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Hey Thomas - I am surprised too when this showed up in my inbox. 
I updated my workbench with a menu like the one you are talking about - and
a download link for the Freeway Pro file.
http://cssway.thebigerns.com/workbench/thomas-remove-ptag/index.html
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Terrific my friend. Thanks so much.
BTW
Recognized that you’re underway on re-building your cssway project. Is it growing and have you had some time on working on it (I know you usually don’t have time)? Still not sure if it is a reasonable way to do like I did - but it works - better then expected and I preserved a place on my project to directly link to yours.
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