At 09:34 PM 8/15/2018, JFlorian wrote: >Pat A. & Barry, > >I had tried the clear but text was still wonky in Normal View in >Frontpage2000. Same when I tried it again after you both posted. For the paragraph, you need to over ride the alignment for class .imglft by adding a local vertical-align, i.e. <.p> <.img class="imglft" src="../../general-info/5ws.jpg" width="323" height="156" ALT="5 Ws Who What When Where Why" style="vertical-align: middle;"> General Information<./p> That is assuming you use class .imglft on various pages for various content sizes. <.div class="clear"> has no effect because the image float was already cleared when you closed the block-level paragraph element. Remember however, that you should design to the small display, rather than a big computer screen. If you vertically align text in your column layouts, they may create awkward spacing on a small screen when associated columns float below rather than side by side. Pat A. >Put the page through validator. No errors. > >As well, though, a simple header using img float left is also off. The >words beside the pic won't stay where it belongs, halfway between the >height of the pic. Right now, the words. General Information are hugging >the bottom right corner of the pic, both in Fp and in Browser Preview in >Chrome. > >It's simply: > ><.p><.img class="imglft" src="../../general-info/5ws.jpg" width="323" >height="156" ALT="5 Ws Who What When Where Why">General Information</p> ><.div class="clear:left"></div> > >Maddening!