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Originally Posted by Notjohn
I'd have to do a screenshot. Let me try again:
1) On the DX emulation, the image of course is enlarged, as I expected, and the first line of text starts in line with the lower right corner of the image. The second line of text is immediately below that. It looks okay.
2) On the Look Inside display, the image is right-sized, but the first line of text starts in line with the upper right corner of the image. Then the next line starts underneath the image, flush to the left margin.
3) On my Fire HD and K3 Keyboard, the text starts in line with the upper right corner of the image, and all subsequent lines follow immediately.
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NJ:
You know, I'm flattered, I really am, that you think my superpowers extend to clairvoyance, but they really don't. :-) I can barely manage HTML when it's in front of me, much less when you can't/won't tell me what it is. What I was trying to discern was, HOW is the image placed, relative to the text? Are the image and the concomitant text inside a div, perhaps? Are they not? Is the image first (in the HTML), versus the text? (Does the paragraph that is supposed to float come BEFORE the image code in the HTML file, or after?).
I suspect--but honestly, don't KNOW--that the issue lay either with the min-width or the width in percentage. As you may remember, I warned you that using images in percentages can result in unexpected results, if the container for that image is larger than you anticipate. In this case, now the container is the LITB pop-up, and I don't know if the container is the reading pane, only, or if it's the entire LITB panel/pop-up. You also have the min-width setting in there in PIXELS and we don't know what size the pop-up is, in pixels (and it's no doubt responsive--so it's POSSIBLE that someone else on a different computer is seeing something different, mind you).
I understand what you're describing to me; have you tried, perchance, putting the image and the paragraph that goes with it inside a div? A div that has a somewhat fixed size, perhaps?
Hitch