This text should wrap around the box, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
Demonstration including a second box, floating to the left.
This text should wrap around both boxes, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
Demonstration with non-float box.
This text should wrap around only the first box, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
This is a post by some enthusiastic newbie with who needs a gentle hint.
This is a post by some seasoned expert who wants to cite advanced literature.
Winston Churchill once said of democracy:
It has been noted that this comment could easily be applied to the principle of peer review in scientific literature.
Sometimes people make long rambling replies in which they bring up a whole swag of points, each of which needs a distinct response. [resp 1]
Here, for example, they might include an insult. [resp 2]
And after that, on they go with another unrelated point. [resp 3]
This text should wrap around the box, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
Demonstration including a second box, floating to the left.
This text should wrap around both boxes, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
Demonstration with non-float box.
This text should wrap around only the first box, and then continue to use all the available width of the parent box once it moves past the bottom edge of the floating box, so as to use as much of the available real estate without running into trouble.
This is a post by some enthusiastic newbie with who needs a gentle hint.
This is a post by some seasoned expert who wants to cite advanced literature.
Winston Churchill once said of democracy:
It has been noted that this comment could easily be applied to the principle of peer review in scientific literature.
Sometimes people make long rambling replies in which they bring up a whole swag of points, each of which needs a distinct response. [resp 1]
Here, for example, they might include an insult. [resp 2]
And after that, on they go with another unrelated point. [resp 3]