Hi, I'm not an expert in coding by any means.. I learn it when I need it.
I've been crowned the Online editor for my college paper (mainly because no one else would do it.) I have some previous experience with HTML and CSS from previous sites I've worked on. if you open you local newspaper you'll see the text is in thin narrow columns usually... In some instances those columns will wrap around a photo in the middle of them. Easy enough to do with the layout programs we have. However not so with HTML it seems.. What I'm looking to so is have columns with word wrap that will wrap around a photo in the middle of them...
for instance,....
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I figure this could be done by making two dives and having to partial "blank"images floating left or right in them and then applying a DIVE over the top to fill the empty space.. but is there and easier way?
Thank you much!
Jason Houge