Is it possible using CSS?

Hello everyone,
Solved my problem with CSS. I did what Das Omega suggested yesterday in another post...I modified the stylesheet itself instead of hardwiring the code into the source. My problem is that I AM TOTALLY NEW TO CSS...but the more I learn the more I like it. So, to anyone who is having the same problem I did....having the text default on the lower right hand corner of an image rather than under it and on the left side....here is the code I used:

img.image {padding: 20px 20px 20px 0px;
display:block;
}

Put this code in your stylesheet(of course we're using the image.module) and presto...the text that was next to the ORIGINAL image is now below the image and margined on the left side. Evidentally, "display:block;" blocks the image separating it from the text. The "padding" separates the image from text as well...but in a different way. It "pushes" the text in the appropriate direction...but does NOT reformat..."display:block;" does.

Also while I'm at it:

img.thumb {
padding: 0px 5px 5px 0px;
float:left;
clear:left;
}

This code is for formatting the non-clickable thumbnail...the "float: ..." and "clear: ..." allow the code to wrap around the image. For thumbnail reformatting, you can put this code in your stylesheet also. Additionally, you can mix the two examples above and get the desired results....i.e. use the first code chunk for thumbnails and the second code chunk for the original image....just put the code in your stylesheet. Thanks again Das Omega. By the way, does ANYONE know how to make the non-clickable thumbnail in the image.module clickable.

Thanks for reading,
Larry

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