Some of you asked me how do you do to follow the text around an image (basically what is happening in this post) I think it could affect "almost" all So I try to explain it briefly.
As in all things is not the solution 'only ever ... the most 'simple (I think) and' to define a type selector class (not advanced) named image for positioning the image in which such a float is attached to the left and a margin of 3 pixels:
. Image {float: left; margin: 3px;}
I remind you that the syntax to define a CSS selector be used as the name of a class requires the use of a ". " (paragraph) immediately prior to that name. In contrast, the syntax for defining type selectors id (advanced) requires the use of a " #" (pound sign, sharp), instead of ". .
class that will go then 'given to the image tag like this:
\u0026lt;img src="immagine.gif" alt="descrizione immagine" class="image"/>
Have fun!
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