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Magdalena Misiuna
14,873 PointsHow to make elements before a floating element flow around it.
I need <figure> image to float to the right of <p> copy that is before the image in the html. Is there a css or any other trick to it? I can not move <figure> above the <p> for the correct order of elements to comply with accessibility.
here is simple html: <div> <p>copy here</p> <figure><img/> <figcaption>copy here</figcaption> </figure> </div>
2 Answers
Reggie Williams
Treehouse TeacherHey Magdalena Misiuna have you tried adjusting the display values of the items you wish to move? If there is a workspace you're using it could be helpful to share a snapshot so myself or others could run the code. With what you've pasted I was able to move the elements when I made them inline/inline-block
Brandon White
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,771 PointsHi Magdalena,
I could be a bit confused about what it is you're attempting to do. But if you want just your image to float to the right, you'll do something like img {float: right} in your linked stylesheet. If you want the entire figure to float to the right, you'd do something like figure {float: right}. And by default your paragraph is a block-level element so it spans the width of the screen, so if you don't want it to span the width of the screen (so that it can be to the side of the floated image/figure), you'll have to change its display to something like p {display: inline} or p {display: inline-block}.
I hope that answers your question, if not, elaborate on what exactly your code is doing that you're not intending (and provide a link to your css code as well).