I have a line code like <code> Not found in archive! <img src="/images/crying.gif" ALIGN="TOP" border=0> <img src="/images/crying.gif" ALIGN="BOTTOM" border=0> </code> but i see align have no effect in firefox, firefox display both images on the same line...
there was no difference between those 2 images because the font-size was to small align=top or align=bottom only work if the text is much bigger then the image, otherwise the image will lay on top and it will look like SXXT
This is because the "align" attribute is deprecated (meaning they have got rid of it), and it will not be supported by new browsers in the future. Why did they get rid of it, and the support for it? Because what it does is adjust the presentation of the image, and this can be done via CSS. CSS was created for altering presentation after all. We'd have to see the full HTML for the area and explain how you wanted it to look, then we could provide a CSS based solution which works in all browsers, past and present.