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P {text-indent: 0.25in;}

This rule will cause the first line of any paragraph to be indented a quarter-inch, as shown in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1. Text indenting

images -- which makes sense, of course. However, if you have an image within the first line of a block-level element like a paragraph, it will be shifted over with the rest of the text, as shown in Figure 4-2.

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the background. There is nothing forbidden about this behavior. The floating rules we discussed earlier only address the left, right, and top edges of floats and their parents. The deliberate omission of bottom edges permits the behavior in Figure 8-40.

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In practice, some browsers do not do this correctly. Instead, they will increase the height of a parent element so that the floated element is contained within it, even though this results in a great deal of extra blank space within the parent element.

8.2.1.1. Height

In general, the height of an element is determined by its content. This can be affected by its width, of course; the skinnier a paragraph becomes, for example, the taller it has to be in order to contain all of the textual (and other) content.

In CSS, it is possible to set an explicit height on any block-level element. If this is done, the resulting behavior is somewhat