Can someone suggest how to modify this css file to align text on the right side of the image. Right now it start at bottom right corner of image and want to bring text up on the right side of the ad. See www.autoinsurancevancouver[dot]com for the issue. THANKS!! --------------------------------------------------------------- /* Classes for whole listings panel*/ #leftpanel { } /* Classes for individual items - could put rounded corners in or something. You'll want to change these colours for sure */ .firstlocaleitem { padding: 2px 2px 2px 2px; margin: 2px 2px 2px 2px; background-color: #D0C7B7; height: 150px; } .firstlocaleitem table { font-size: 0.9em; } #clickicon { border:none; padding-left: 9px; } #WBsearchbox { /* Format your search box using this CSS ID (this is the enclosing DIV of the search box, I have not added classes to the actual elements like input field etc. It search forms.) */ }
OUCH that markup is painful to look at.... Lemme guess, turdpress? Ayup. The behavior you are seeing is the default for an image. For all the text to ride up next to it you would need to float that image. Just add float:left to it - but also be certain your article wrapping element is set to wrap floats just in case. (which is where that fixed height background thing is made of /FAIL/) I'd dig further and make an example, but like most turdpress templates I'd not touch that codebase with a 200 foot pole with dog **** on the end, and would end up having to throw pretty much every line of markup away to actually fix anything.
Yes ... it is a turdpress (never heard that term before) but a plugin. With it's own built in simple css ... tried the float left before but struck out so decided to try in the forum ....tks.