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  1. Butterfree

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    It looks like the top part of the image is transparent. You can edit the image, or just set a negative margin-top on the image.
  2. Butterfree

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    float is a CSS property - it goes in the stylesheet, not on the element itself! Or, well, you could also put the whole thing into the style attribute, like so: <div> <img src="ShinyFrillish.png" style="float:left; height:111; width:98; margins:5px; padding:3px"> <p>Frillish Frillish...
  3. Butterfree

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    Well... what you actually want here isn't inline-block (which will cause the image to be in line with the first line of the paragraph), but rather the float property, which does exactly what you want and causes the text to wrap around the image! All you have to do is set float:left; on the image...
  4. Butterfree

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    It looks like you’ve got curly quotes around the attributes on your a tags. That doesn’t work right; it needs to be straight quotes, like in the other attributes in your HTML.
  5. Butterfree

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    It looks like you’ve got two little mistakes in there. First, you seem to have pasted one of the link tags in slightly the wrong place - there’s no > after the first one, but two after the other. Secondly, you can’t put an a tag into a select option - it just doesn’t work that way! In order to...
  6. Butterfree

    Website Questions

    Usually, if something’s not working, you’re going to have to show us the code you’re using in order for us to be able to figure it out! Try copying and pasting all the relevant code - the link tags, the Javascript - so we can try to see what’s wrong.
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