I want to set up next to my image a text - they are in one td, but when i set upt the text it starts from the end of the picture, how to set it up to start from the starting point next to the picture ?
You can use
style="float:left;
on the Image. This class will make the image float to the left and other text will start just after that.
try it
Lots of options:
Set the align attribute of the image to either left or right
Put the image in a separate table cell (<tr><td>Tekst</td><td><img... /></td></tr>)
Make the image a floating element by setting float to either left or right using css
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I have an image that is displayed from an awesomefont character with text next to it. The problem I have is I don't want the text to appear under the image, but in right-justification to the right of the image. I've tried using a separate container and different types of alignment codes, but I can't get it to do what I need.
To view the problem, go to www.gibsonits.com and scroll down to the table of 6 points (2 rows, 3 columns). There you will see the text wrapping around the icon.
You need to add two divs side by side inside wrapper div. In first div, add font awesome icon and in second div add text. Look at working example here
I want use CSS to display a content in input from the end of this content. That mean, if the content length is over input length, then we always see the last character (look like when you focus on input and set the cursor at the end of line). This is very similar with:
text-align:right;
But I don't want use text-align: right, because the text always aligns from right. I want it aligns from left as normally, just display from the end of content.
How does one set the spacing between an imageUp and text in ImageTextButton.Style? The default positioning looks like this
, but I would like to move the image more to the left while keeping text centered. Is such thing possible in libgdx?
found one approach
imageTextButton.getImageCell().pad(//set padding);
or
imageTextButton.getLabelCell().pad(//set padding);
I am attempting to position an image in the lower right hand corner of a div without using absolute positioning. I don't want to use absolute positioning because the text wrap then fails (as I have float right applied to the image, and I want to have text wrap applied). If I place the image inside the div, I have to place it after a closing p tag to get it to somewhat work. I don't want to use this method as the bottom of the image and the end of the text does not line up at the bottom.
any ideas?
.bottom-right-img{position:relative;width:203px;height:277px;float:right;margin-left:15px;}
.right-col{position:relative;width:410px;margin-top:15px;text-indent:15px;margin-right:61px;}
https://jsfiddle.net/qoy8tz7x/1/
Based on your jsfiddle, would the following work? I changed the position to bottom-right.
.bottom-right-img{position:bottom-right;width:203px;height:220px;float:right;margin-left:15px;}
.right-col{position:relative;width:410px;margin-top:15px;text-indent:15px;margin-right:61px;}
I think this may sound pretty simple, but still I can not get it to work.
My design has different icons of same size and height and I need to display them one below another and at the same time I need to give a small description about the icon on the right side for every icon.
The text for every icon on the right side consists of two lines, the first line in bold(header) and the second line normal(description). The padding and margin is my call. But I need to display them in that way in my content.
you can simply left align your image and then devide 2 lines of your text with line break
<img src="image.jpg" style="float:left;" />
<strong>Header</strong><br />
<span>description</span>
this fiddle should set you in the right direction.
It basically floats both the <img> and <p>
Its not a finished artical, but it should point you in the right direction.
Check out this fiddle
Basically there is a container div with an unordered list inside it, each list item has a background image to the left and text to the right, no floats are used.