PNG graphic positioning in IE 7

I'm running Studio 8, and I have a problem. I want my text to
wrap around graphics, and right now I'm accomplishing this by
clicking "left" or "right" from the Align menu in the Properties
window. This works fine for JPG and GIF pictures, but not PNG's.
The PNG graphics take up the whole horizontal width of the page in
IE 7. This doesn't happen in Firefox or Opera - the text wraps fine
there. Is there some IE 7 hack or different technique I can use to
fix this?
Thanks,
Ryan Janus
[email protected]

There is also an issue with spaces in filenames, and images
within a <p> tag
with align="justify", but I think you are on the culprity -
display:block is
what is causing things to drop to the next line.
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"Win Day" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 08:10:54 +0000 (UTC), "RyanJanus"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Here's the problem on the page: (URL is
>>
http://www.usafacademyband.com/Education/murray_clinic.html,
if you need
>>it
>>again):
>>
>> The two PNG graphics of Murray playing the saxophone
aren't where they're
>>supposed to be. Never mind that IE 6 doesn't seem to
support these PNG's
>>even
>>with the javascript hack I implanted in the
<head> tag. What I'm worried
>>about
>>right now is the fact that they take up the entire
horizontal width of the
>>page
>>and are always flush to the left. The bottom one
should be on the right,
>>and
>>the text should wrap around both. Load the page up in
Firefox to see how
>>it's
>>supposed to look. I tried putting align="right" into
the <img> tag, and
>>I've
>>also tried using CSS floats. What are my other
options?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ryan
>>
>
> The first of those images is here:
>
> <img class="floatleft" src="Education_Images/bill
playing solo.png"
> alt="MSgt (ret) Bill Murray" width="180" height="270"
align="left" />
>
> I can't find the class "floatleft" defined anywhere in
your CSS files.
> Where is it?
>
> You're referring to two CSS files. At first I thought
they were
> identical till I scrolled waaaaay down. Why two, and why
so similar?
>
> But this is probably the culprit:
>
> td img {
> /* Another Mozilla/Netscape bug with making sure our
images display
> correctly */
> display: block;
> }
>
> That image is in a td. Why do you need this?
>
> Win
> --
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>
http://www.wildrosewebsites.com
> [email protected]
> Skype winifredday

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