Result:

See how the text here is going down the picture?
The align attribute makes this possible.

Did you notice the <I> </I> tag I put in? Use the tags you learned, otherwise you'll forget.

To start your sentence or paragraph a little further down the picture use a couple of <BR> tags before you begin typing your text:

<IMG SRC="pups.jpg" ALIGN="left"> <BR> <BR> <BR> <I>See how the text here is starting a little further down the picture?<BR> The break tags make this possible.</I>

Result:

See how the text here is stating a little further down the picture?
The break tags make this possible.

To avoid using a bunch of <BR> tags you can also put <P>&nbsp;</P> before you begin typing your text. Remember this from the previous lesson? &nbsp; is a space on your web page, enclosing it in the <P> </P> tags will make your text skip down several lines.

If your paragraph ended before it reached the bottom of the picture and you want to start a new line of text below the picture, use the CLEAR="all" attribute in the <BR> tag:

It goes right after the text that's aligned with the picture:

<IMG ALIGN="left" SRC="pups.jpg"> <P>&nbsp;</P> <I> See how far down the text here starts?<BR>The space in the P tags make it happen. <BR CLEAR="all"> See how this line of text starts below the picture? The CLEAR attribute did it. </I>

Result:

Experiment a little with the tags, see what kind of results you can get and then find out how to put links on your page in