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Image Manipulations

Important things about images:

Aligning Text

This is how it looks if you don't use the BR CLEAR ="ALL" option
WVU LOGO We can align the image to the right of the text like so (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works)
WVU LOGO or we can align the image to the left of the text like so (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works)
Pretty crappy huh? Here it is with the CLEAR="ALL" option
WVU LOGO We can align the image to the right of the text like so (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works)
WVU LOGO or we can align the image to the left of the text like so (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works) (garbage added to show how it works)

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Aligning Vertically with Text - The WVU logo is aligned

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   No Alignment

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   TOPTEXT aligns with the top of the highest text element.

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   TOP aligns with the top of the highest element (in this case, the image)

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   MIDDLE aligns with the middle of the baseline.

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   ABSMIDDLE aligns with the middle of the largest object.

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   BOTTOM aligns with the bottom of the text.

ECU LOGO -VS- WVU LOGO   ABSBOTTOM aligns with the bottom of the largest object.

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Changing Size

Normal SizeECU LOGO SmallerECU LOGO LargerECU LOGO

Note that it would be pretty silly to download a large object and then shrink its size. You should do this before creating the object in the first place. Also, most images don't hold together too well when they are enlarged.
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