Because the floated paragraph has been removed from the normal flow, the block elements are filled in. It's like the floated paragraph isn't even there.
floating only applies to sideways, not up and down, I believe it's vertical position on the page just depends on where you place it in your page's flow.
You float an element by first giving a section of text an "id". Then you give it a "width" along with the "float" property. Boom, your done!
ReplyDeleteEthan
you can only float an element either left or right not top or bottom
ReplyDelete{travis}
If the browser encounters a floated element, it places it all the way to the right.
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Because the floated paragraph has been removed from the normal flow, the block elements are filled in. It's like the floated paragraph isn't even there.
ReplyDeleteAutumn.
Right!!!
ReplyDeleteGracie
floating only applies to sideways, not up and down, I believe it's vertical position on the page just depends on where you place it in your page's flow.
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