Alignment of Images

You can align images according to the text around it, using the following alignments:

• default aligns the image using the default settings of the Web browser. Same as baseline.
• left aligns the image in the left margin and wraps the text that follows the image.
• right aligns the image in the right margin and wraps the text that precedes the image.
• top aligns the top of the image with the surrounding text.
• texttop aligns the top of the image with the top of the tallest text in the line.
• middle aligns the middle of the image with the surrounding text.
• absmiddle aligns the image with the middle of the current line.
• baseline aligns the image with the baseline of the current line.
• bottom aligns the bottom of the image with the surrounding text.
• absbottom aligns the image with the bottom of the current line.
• center aligns the center of the image with the surrounding text.

In the table below you can see examples of the different vertical alignments you can make for an image.

The note in the examples is only there to show how the circular sign is affected by other images on the same line.

This means, that the alignments shown in the example are made to the circular sign and not the note.

HTML EXAMPLE <img src="rainbow.gif" align="texttop"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="top"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="middle"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="absmiddle"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="bottom"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="absbottom"> bla bla bla bla <img src="rainbow.gif" align="baseline"> bla bla bla bla

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