I have a slight problem with a background image on a block element that is preceded by a floating element.
I float an image to the left, followed by a H1
. As expected, the H1
(which is a blocl-level element) flows behind the image, but it's contents (the actual title) appear to the right of the image.
Unfortunately, the background-image I'm using on the H1
has to be aligned to the left, and thus appears behind the actual img
, because unlike the contents this is not pushed by the floating behaviour.
Example:
http://jsfiddle.net/WwuqG/
(I set the second title to clear: left
to show what it should look like).
One solution is to set the left-margin of the title to a little more than the floating image's width, but that would require me to know it's width beforehand.
Another option is adding the title's icon in an element inside the h1
, but that's not semantically correct.
Is there a better css-only solution that doesn't require additional elements?
add overflow:hidden
to the h1
new fiddle
I'm slightly confused.
If I do what you suggested:
set the left-margin of the title to a little more than the floating image's width
It looks like this: http://jsfiddle.net/WwuqG/1/
My confusion comes from the fact that your problem seems to be.. really simple to fix.
- Also add
float: left
to the<h1>
: http://jsfiddle.net/WwuqG/2/
This works with whatever width
image: http://jsfiddle.net/WwuqG/3/
Is that it, or have I misunderstood?
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