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Pwush
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Text help on website

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Hello. First time here. I wanted to ask for a bit of assistance. I've recently started a comic site called the The Pwush Chronicles, located at:

http://pwush.comicgenesis.com

My problem is that I've uploaded a text file with a holiday greetings, under a .txt format, onto the comic folder of my website. And the holiday greeting does appear, but it appears flush with the bottom of the comic image and then skipping a line downward to finish the message. What I would like is the message, in its entirety, to be below the comic image, but I haven't been able to get the message to do so. I've tried line breaks in the code after where the comic image should appear but that hasn't worked. Would anyone happen to know how? I know this is probably a really simple solution, so I apologize for looking like a newbie. Thank you for any help.

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Post by Moonshadow »

Did you try a < br > or < p > tag right at the beginning of your text file? I see them in your source code after the text, but not before... Dropping one in before "Merry" should nudge it down below the image. Hope it helps. ^_^

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Post by Rkolter »

Name it as a .html file instead, and do what moonshadow suggests:

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<html>
<p>

<text here>

</html>
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Post by Pwush »

Ah, cool. Thank you to both. I try those changes, and I'm certain they'll work. Thanks!

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