Text below image

ronaldroe

Super Moderator
Staff member
First, you'll need to set that text inside some element, like <p>. Then, give that <p> a class, and in that class, set clear:right;

That should take care of it.
 

jeanm

Member
I started wondering how I could have missed such a glaring error a month and a half ago when I re-made the site. At that time I was testing everything on various browsers. This seemed quite odd that I could have missed it. Then it got me thinking about the first site that I had re-made earlier this year. The problem should have been on that site too seeing as I modelled one almost exactly on the other. So, I checked out the former site. All the pages I made up earlier this year with the same style code have their text in exactly the correct spot on IE. However, newer pages that I have been working on today for that same site have the fault in them. Look at this:

Code works perfectly here on this older page:
http://www.railway-train-travel.com.au/train-trip-trans-siberian/25.kazan-kremlin.php

But not here on the page I worked on today:
http://www.railway-train-travel.com.au/tibet-nepal-bhutan.php

I'm using exactly the same divs in which to put the images and texts. The images are exactly the same size.

The css for this site is here: http://www.railway-train-travel.com.au/newstyle.css

It all looks fine on other browsers but not IE. How come I'm using the same code but getting different outcomes dependent on when the page was created? :confused:

I would really appreciate everyone's input on this please. I can't create any more pages until I get this sorted out.
 

websonalized

New Member
The text under the images of the first website look the same to me in chrome or IE.

How exactly would you want the text to be displayed?
 
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