Wrapping text
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Sometimes we need words around pictures as captions, or to fill in big spaces in constructing our web pages. There are a few commands I want to go over to make this happen.




<img align=left> Aligns image on left side. See how it works.

<img align=right> This command wraps the text around an image on the right.

<img align=top> This command puts
the image at the top.
Do you find watching the same program over and over is boring? I do

<img align=bottom> This command puts the image at the bottom. Same show? Boring!!

<img align=middle> This command aligns the text to the middle.

There is nothing more boring than watching a show that you have already watched. Unless it is your favorite show, and then watching it five or ten times can be as entertaining as the first time. One of my favorites is Die Hard, which I have watched at least ten times.

My grandson likes Beauty and the Beast, which he has watched at least thirty times. (Grandpa and Grandma have it memorized!)

Notice the above image is in the middle of the paragraph.

Personally, I would rather read a book, or work on HTML code. TV is usually too boring!

And that's all I have to say about text wrapping (my opinion about TV was no extra charge).
Hope you have fun playing!