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3,975 PointsImages displaced by paragraph breaks.
Whenever the paragraph breaks, it shoves the list-items below it to the side, making everything off-kilter and de-oriented. Any suggestions?
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Cindy Lea
Courses Plus Student 6,497 PointsTry making the images smaller.
Harrison Bolin
3,975 PointsHarrison Bolin
3,975 PointsThanks for the reply! While that would work (I've done that same thing with clients websites before) I was more specifically wondering if there is a way to get this to work without changing image sizes or margins for certain portfolio items. Twitter Bootstrap usually prevents this, but since this course is pure css I was wondering if there was some float or overflow property that would help.
I may try setting the height of the paragraph container element, and simply letting the paragraph overflow the element.