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</article>
</body>
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h e right and let placement of the image is simple. All that's required is the assignment of
“left”
and
“right”
values to the
align
attribute. Figure 9-12 shows the placement of the
image in both the let and right positions.
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Figure 9-12: Image placement with the align attribute.
In Figure 9-12, the page on the right looks okay, but the page on the let jams the text right up
against the image. Also, the page is wholly dependent on the user's page settings and size. In
other words, using the
align
attribute for placing images can make your page look awful.
Figure 9-13 shows two other views of the same page that transform its look.
In Figure 9-13, the i gure on the let shows the text scattered all over the page, while the i gure
on the right, a mobile device, shows the image just i ne, but the text is just one word wide,
snaking along the side of the picture. h e rest is below the view area.
