Fine Point #12: Put text and graphics next to each other in Home Page If you have been working done the list of Fine Points, you will have noticed that we are trying to make your pages more readable and efficient. Another way to conserve space on your page is to put your graphics next to your text in a table, This technique can be particularly helpful with the use of photographs and other medium sized images. In stead of describing the image or continuing with your text below the image, you can simply run the text on either side. This compacts the page in stylish and uncluttered fashion. Examples: 1. This image of Crater Lake in Oregon is sitting directly above the the text. Notice all of the wasted space on either side of the image? asdlkajs sd sd sldh ;sh ;asld sdf hsdf asldh sdh s sdf a;sdsl slf s;f sldsldhsldh s s sdl hfgh;dg asdldfsdfsd s gh oeu49tj lkf rgasldg'e;gs sld lsadweroi s ga;k dsaogasoghdih dsa soghdf ;dgh a;d dsldal dfhjlaglhfgsb.   2. This method allows you to utilize that space that would otherwise be wasted. It would be a good idea to adjust the padding to keep you text off the edge of the table (see Fine Point #11) This image of Crater Lake in Oregon asdlkajs sd sd sldh ;sh ;asld sdf hsdf asldh sdh s sdf a;sdsl slf s;f sldsldhsldh s s sdl hfgh;dg asdldfsdfsd s gh oeu49tj lkf rgasldg'e;gs sld lsadweroi s ga;k dsaogasoghdih dsa soghdf ;dgh a;d dsldal dfhjlaglhfgsb. Here's how to do it with Home Page | Netscape Composer This page was designed by Dan McDowell for the Triton and Patterns Projects of San Diego Unified School District. Last updated July 5, 1999. Return to the