Text wrap around an image

Is it possible to have an image near the middle of the page and
have the text do a full wrap around vs the Float Left and Float
Right?

Thanks,

Todd

Re: Text wrap around an image

On 2007-05-28, Todd Cary wrote:
> Is it possible to have an image near the middle of the page and
> have the text do a full wrap around vs the Float Left and Float
> Right?

No. Or at least not easily using CSS. There's no "float: middle".

Re: Text wrap around an image

Ben C wrote:
> On 2007-05-28, Todd Cary wrote:
>> Is it possible to have an image near the middle of the page and
>> have the text do a full wrap around vs the Float Left and Float
>> Right?
>
> No. Or at least not easily using CSS. There's no "float: middle".

Though I do not have an example in front of me, but does MS take
a Word document and convert it to HTML and in the process, wrap
text around an image if it started that way? As I recall, the
HTML is nearly unreadable.

Todd

Re: Text wrap around an image

Ben C wrote:
> On 2007-05-28, Todd Cary wrote:
>> Is it possible to have an image near the middle of the page and
>> have the text do a full wrap around vs the Float Left and Float
>> Right?
>
> No. Or at least not easily using CSS. There's no "float: middle".

Just answered my own question: Word converts to either Right or
Left float...

Todd

Re: Text wrap around an image

On 2007-05-28, Todd Cary wrote:
> Ben C wrote:
>> On 2007-05-28, Todd Cary wrote:
>>> Is it possible to have an image near the middle of the page and
>>> have the text do a full wrap around vs the Float Left and Float
>>> Right?
>>
>> No. Or at least not easily using CSS. There's no "float: middle".
>
> Just answered my own question: Word converts to either Right or
> Left float...

So how does it squeeze the text in on the other side of the float,
without requiring exact knowledge of the container width and the font
metrics?