CSS embedded floats

[don Carlos]

Howdy, I have a client (using the term loosely) that wants a look and feel
that requires I embed an img float: left div inside an img float:right. The
raised "S" gif is supposed to float left inside it's own DIV forming the first
letter of 'Service', yet it floats right as though overridden by the outer div.
For this prototype page, the CSS is embedded in the page header. Is my markup
wrong, or can I not do what I want to do?
Here's the link. [url]http://savethefirstdanceforyou.com/newindex4.htm[/url]
:confused;

[Murray *ACE*]

I don't get it - I only see one instance of "Service" on that page - or have
you changed something?

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"don Carlos" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Howdy, I have a client (using the term loosely) that wants a look and
> feel
> that requires I embed an img float: left div inside an img float:right.
> The
> raised "S" gif is supposed to float left inside it's own DIV forming the
> first
> letter of 'Service', yet it floats right as though overridden by the outer
> div.
> For this prototype page, the CSS is embedded in the page header. Is my
> markup
> wrong, or can I not do what I want to do?
> Here's the link. [url]http://savethefirstdanceforyou.com/newindex4.htm[/url]
> :confused;
>

[don Carlos]

Thanks for looking, Murray, but you must have been on vacation. We're up to
iteration 5 of the site design and the S works now ... I'm not going to ask.
But, if you want to see the current version it's
[url]http://savethefirstdanceforyou.com/newIndex5.htm[/url] My biggest problem is a
client who is trying to translate paper marketing materials to a web site ...
and she ain't listening.

Karl