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Sets thefloat direction for an element. This is generally applied to imagesin order to allow text to flow around them, but under CSS1 anyelement may be floated. Note that, for elements such as paragraph,floating the element will cause its width to tend toward zero unlessan explicit width is assigned; thus, width assignment is a crucialpart of floating any nonreplaced element.

Example

IMG {float: left;}

float.

float

For example, to float an image to the right, you could use this markup:
<IMG SRC="b5.gif" style="float: right;" alt="section b5">
As Figure 7-63 makes clear, the image "floats" to
There are advantages and disadvantages to using some of the strategies to import and export XML. The complexity of your application data and available system resources are factors that would determine what strategy should be used.

Client and Server side - Application Servers

The 2nd category of Java applications called Java Application Servers (or app servers) and they make good use of XML. Unlike client side graphical Java apps (from the previous section) which are very standalone in their operations, app servers tie many different networked software components together in order to provide information from multiple sources to a set of client side Java apps or web browsers (maybe even running on different devices). This is shown in Figure 2. An app server is actually a conglomeration of several distributed and client/server software systems. So when you write an app server, you are actually writing many different software systems which are all networked to work together, to process information that comes from various sources, and distribute this information to a set of client apps (that you also have to write) running on different devices and platforms.
P.wide {margin-left: 10px; width: auto; margin-right: -50px; border: 1px solid gray;}
Figure 8-19. Wider children through negative margins

Yes, the child element is wider than its parent! This is mathematically correct: 10 + + + 450 + + - 50 = 400. Even though this leads to a child element sticking out of its parent, technically the specification

Figure 7-48. Letting default values fill in the gaps

By contrast, if you set only a style, you will still get a border. For example, let's say you simply want a border style of dashed for the top of an element and are willing to let the width default to medium and the color to be inherited from the element itself. All you need in such a case is the following:

P.roof {border-top: dashed;}