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In this jsFiddle I've got two images and then some text. I want it to appear like this:
note: the images and text should be sitting on the same horizontal axis, the text is not supposed to be higher
So what I'm trying to do is make the text appear over multi-lines within a box with a width of 150. How can I do this?
Is this what you're trying to do?
As you can see I've only changed your CSS a bit by adding a display:inline-block to your text container.
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I would like to have a <div> located in the middle of its parent element, and have the text flow around it (similar to "wrap text" mode in Microsoft Word).
The following image shows what I am trying to achieve:
The image is placed somewhere in the middle of a paragraph and the text flows around it.
How can this be achieved with HTML/CSS?
Would any of the CSS properties display:flex, display:grid or clip-path: circle(),shape-outside: circle() solve this?
To formulate the question another way. It is possible to reposition an element in a way that affects the layout boxing (beside using margin)?
Because using position:relative just moves the visual rendering and doesn't affect the layout of another element and its content.
Hey I think what you need is shape-outside: circle();
This will make the text go around your shape.
Surprisingly, I cannot find an answer to the simple question - how to wrap text around image?
I have dynamically generated (user-entered) text and image, and I need to fit it in the div, like that:
Or, in case there's not enough text, it shall be like that:
In other words, image shall be displayed in place it is set to and shall be wrapped by text. I thought it would be easy but suddenly cannot find how to do that, please help, I suppose there's a simple way to achieve that.
I believe it's possible but it's so advance that you need a lot of js and css to manipulate the flow. Assuming the blue rectangles are html tag where you can put your text, let's say a div. For example the text from rA will continue to rB then to rC. This one will continue downwards until its total height is equal to the height of the element in the middle, let's say an image. Basically the thought is making the texts jump from one div to the other when it overflows. Found this one on this website .
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 would like to know how can I wrap the text inside a container and not get cut off if the page size is smaller than the size needed for the paragraph to be displayed. - A scrollbar cannot be used..
Any helping ideas? :s
you need try this:
word-wrap:break-word;
Wrapping is automatically added to the word fit in the specified width of the block.
I have some little problem setting the right height of some informative boxes.
If you go in this example page you can simply understand what my problem is: http://onofri.org/example/example3/test2.html
As you can see under the Main Report area I have 3 boxes.
The problem occurs in the boxes titled as Links and in Work Supported by Japanese Trust Found
As you can see these boxes contain some informative text. The problem is that if I enlarge the character (in the browser, using CTRL+) this informative text goes out of the box (it goes out of the bottom of the box)
Is there a way to solve this problem? I want that box always contains its content.
Thanks in advance.
Use the min-height property to set the height. This allows the boxes to "grow" when needed.
Here's an example: http://jsfiddle.net/43MjD/4/
Don't give the div a height so the box will expand as the text does.