[Koplaf]

<p class="bodytext"> Hello my name is <div class="big">mike</div> the pig </p>
Is there any reason why "the pig" should lose its styling as "bodytext" ?
Cause thats what seems to happen in IE and firefox

[ovigo22]

Why are you using a div? use span

[Koplaf]

Ah ok
That solves it
Wish i knew why though heeh

[autos06]

Koplaf: <DIV> normally creates a line break, if you are just creating a font style, use <SPAN>

[Jackil]

Div is rendered as block, span is rendered as inline

[Koplaf]

Ohh ok

[ovigo22]

Div is a block lev- nevermind

[autos06]

No sense in confusing him with the techie details

[Koplaf]

Hey!
I aint no noob :)

[Jackil]

:)

[Koplaf]

Ok i admit it, i'm a noob

[autos06]

You are if you're using <div> to apply a font setting

[Koplaf]

I got another question to ask though :)

[Jackil]

If you can't understand the techie details... you really shouldn't be asking the question

[ovigo22]

Admitting it is the first step to recovery

[Koplaf]

About wrapping.... say i have some text: <p class="bodytext"> Hello my name <img src="blah"/>is mike the pig </p>
I got my image bang in the middle of the text... i want the text to wrap round the image
Like text in a newspaper column with an image sitting in it
In css... i have a <span class="captiontable"> <table> <tr> </tr> </table> </span> and in the style sheet i have .captiontable table {...} but how do i get access to the tr?

[PaulKolin]

Lol same way
.captiontable table tr
Which is rather gay