Kelly, Derek and others,

I'm sorry about the delay responding to this (the display died on my 
laptop -- which is more bad news than I quite know how to deal with but 
not salient here).  The problem with the solutions mentioned by Derek 
and Kelly is that they treat the image as an "inline" graphic. While 
they center one line with the graphic when the text overflows to a 
second line that line appears below the graphic.  what I want is for 
the text to flow such that it is always to the left of the graphic and 
always aligned vertically centered.  As I said in my first post, I can 
do this with tables; I was hoping to be able to do this with CSS.

I've included some character based graphics to give a sense of what I'm 
attempting to accomplish; I thought I had articulated my need 
previously (I had already tried what had been suggested) so I'm 
guessing a visual illustration is in order:

---------------
| graphic  |
|             | short string of text centered vertically on graphic
|             |
|             |
----------------
---------------
| graphic  |
|             | Long string of text with both lines of text centered
|             | vertically on graphic as the text overflows to a new 
line
|             |
----------------

is this possible to do with CSS (note: if you missed my previous post: 
I have a 68x68 graphic that I want to align my text vertically against 
-- It's kind of a section marker).

Kevin


On Tuesday, October 18, 2005, at 10:15  PM, Kelly Miller wrote:

> Set line-height to the height of the button, then use vertical-align: 
> middle.
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