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Learn how to insert and place an image using CSS when working in Adobe Dreamweaver . Whether you're new to Adobe's popular WISYWIG HTML editor or a seasoned web development professional just looking to better acquaint yourself with the workflow, you're sure to be well served by this video tutorial. For more information, including a step-by-step overview, watch this free video guide..
Correctly Positioning an image with CSS against a block of text can be quite challanging to the novice web designer. Fortunetly it's very easy to accomplish, and in this Dreamweaver tutorial we will show you how.
First let's create a div (a div creates a container and allows attributes to be applied to control it's properties).
To start with we need a container to hold the image and text, in CSS the div element lends it's self perfectly for this purpose.
To insert our div tag Insert > Layout Objects > Div Tag
Dreamweaver will insert the div tag on the page.
Dreamweaver places some default text in the Div layer, remove this. Then place your cursor back in the div tag and click, this is the position that Dreamweaver is going to insert the image.
The image should now be inside the div layer, if you tried to add text next to the image you would notice that it wraps around the bottom of the placed image, not really the effect that we want.
To make things a little clearer we are going to switch from WYSIWYG mode to code view,click on the code button top left