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Huck Rorick
Is there a way to wrap text around a table?
Huck
Huck
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Thomas A. Rowe
Yes, under table properties, select the appropriate float option after you have inserted the table
into your text.
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into your text.
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Huck Rorick
Thanks. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong. I ran into a problem.
I inserted the table with one cell and the image and set float and alignment
set to Left, with borders and cellpadding set to 0. Text wrapped around the
table just fine. But then I inserted it in another table. When I did that
the text would not wrap around the table with the image. What am I doing
wrong?
Huck
I inserted the table with one cell and the image and set float and alignment
set to Left, with borders and cellpadding set to 0. Text wrapped around the
table just fine. But then I inserted it in another table. When I did that
the text would not wrap around the table with the image. What am I doing
wrong?
Huck
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Huck Rorick
Another question about the table with the image and caption. It seems that
text won't wrap around the top of the image. that is, it can't be in the
middle of a paragraph, only with the first line of text starting at the top
edge of the table. Is there a solution to that?
Huck
text won't wrap around the top of the image. that is, it can't be in the
middle of a paragraph, only with the first line of text starting at the top
edge of the table. Is there a solution to that?
Huck
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David Berry
Click the image and then you'll see the little alignment arrow. Drag the
arrow icon to the place where you want the text wrapping to start.
arrow icon to the place where you want the text wrapping to start.
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David Berry
What's the URL so we can take a look?
Huck Rorick said:Thanks. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong. I ran into a problem.
I inserted the table with one cell and the image and set float and
alignment set to Left, with borders and cellpadding set to 0. Text
wrapped around the table just fine. But then I inserted it in another
table. When I did that the text would not wrap around the table with the
image. What am I doing wrong?
Huck
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Huck
One of the pages I was working on is this one:
http://www.groundwork.org/English/ChinaGrant02.htm
However, I solved the problem in this case by putting the picture in a cell
of a table (with 2 cells in this row and cells merged in other rows) and
then manually flowing text around it.
Huck
http://www.groundwork.org/English/ChinaGrant02.htm
However, I solved the problem in this case by putting the picture in a cell
of a table (with 2 cells in this row and cells merged in other rows) and
then manually flowing text around it.
Huck
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Huck
I tried using the alignment arrow, but it seems what happens is, it moves
the table, but it breaks the text at that point. It doesn't flow around the
table.
Huck
the table, but it breaks the text at that point. It doesn't flow around the
table.
Huck
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Murray
What happens when someone resizes their text in the browser, with that
manually aligned text?
manually aligned text?