Re: Line break between image and text

At 2002-08-08 16:45 +0200, Hugues Pichereau wrote:
>Does anybody know how to prevent an external-graphic and its following
>text from breaking to line ?

Use keep-with-next= on the graphic or keep-with-previous= on the text, or 
keep-together= on the pair.

The following illustrates this to me on Antenna House (your margins may 
vary, play with the length of the XX prefix to cause the first one to break 
the line between the graphic and the subsequent text:

   <block>XXXXX: This is a test with a graphic followed by text 
<external-graphic src="url('smflags.bmp')"/><inline>hello 
world</inline></block>
   <block>XXXXX: This is a test with a graphic followed by text 
<external-graphic src="url('smflags.bmp')" 
keep-with-next="always"/><inline>hello world</inline></block>
   <block>XXXXX: This is a test with a graphic followed by text 
<external-graphic src="url('smflags.bmp')"/><inline 
keep-with-previous="always">hello world</inline></block>
   <block>XXXXX: This is a test with a graphic followed by text <inline 
keep-together="always"><external-graphic src="url('smflags.bmp')"/>hello 
world</inline></block>

I hope this helps.

............... Ken



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