Wrapping Text around Images
You can place an image at the left or right margin and wrap text around it using the <ALIGN> tag. Place the cursor where you want it and type the following:
To align the image at the left margin
Place the cursor where you want the image to appear and type <img src="imagename.fmt" ALIGN=LEFT>
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Remember that the align direction represents the direction in which the image will be aligned. The text will wrap on the opposite side of the image. Stop text wrap with the <br clear=direction> (left, right, or all) attribute in the <br> tag.
To align the image at the right margin
Place the cursor where you want the image to appear and type <img src="imagename.fmt" ALIGN=RIGHT>
Background Color
You can set the Background Color with the <BODY BGCOLOR=colorname> attribute. The colorname can be either one of the sixteen preset colors or hexadecimal code. The background color goes in the body tag.
Background Image
You can set a Background Image with the <BODY BACKGROUND=imagename> attribute. The imagename is the location of a file on the server. The background image attribute goes in the body tag. Usually, background images are small image files that can be tiled (the browser repeats the image over and over down and across the page).
Pixel Shims
You can nudge objects into position by using pixel shims. Pixel shims are images one pixel by one pixel in size. The most general-purpose shims are transparent, but any color will work.
