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Derrick Farnell wrote:
Placing a non-breaking space - - between
text and a graphic doesn't
seem to work. That is, on this page:
http://www.chainsofreason.org/wiki/Chain_32
gradually reducing the width of the browser window eventually causes the
arrow graphic to jump down a line without taking with it the word which
comes before it, even though the space between them is a non-breaking one
(in the case of the first arrow on the page). The arrow doesn't make sense
unless it is preceded by at least the last word of the preceding sentence.
Most (all?) browsers will happily break between a letter or non-breaking
space and a separate element such as an image.
You can however wrap the combination of both in a style which disables
breaking:
<span style="white-space:nowrap">thinks. [[Image:Conclusion
arrow.png]]</span>
(A template can cut down the amount of text you write there.) I'm not
sure there's a good way to do this that doesn't require you to pick a
previous word; wrapping just the image in the nowrap style will probably
still break just before the span, but go ahead and test it in case I'm
wrong!)
- -- brion
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