I am trying to bring my web site up to XHTML standards. I get the error message "there is no attribute "align"". I have scoured the W3C tutorials for information on how to replace the align="" attribute but cannot find a way to get the same results that the align="" attribute gives me - specifically, I use the attribute to wrap text around inserted images. With the align="" attribute, the image displays and my accompanying text is displayed alongside the image, either to the right or left, depending on on how I set align="" (if I set it align="left", the image appears against the left edge of the page and the text flows down the right edge of the image, the opposite for align="right"). Without the align="" attribute, only one line of text appears beside the bottom edge of the image. Using CSS, the best I can do is raise that one line of text to the top edge of the image, but then there is a big gap to below the image, where the text continues. Please point me in the right direction to solve my problem so I may have an XHTML valid page. Thanks, Phil Huntley-Franck -- Phil Huntley-Franck philh-f@whereartmeetstheheart.com www.whereartmeetstheheart.comReceived on Saturday, 23 July 2005 04:39:28 UTC
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