Hi Tyler,
Thanks for your reply. That ref to absmiddle was just me trying
(unsuccessfully) to remember the code for styling the image to valign
middle (ie style="vertical-align: middle;").
The real test for what I'm trying to do is to see if an image will
stay on the same line as other text. In my example I have the number 2
followed by an image of a fraction, followed by some more text. Flash
always puts the fraction image on the next line. Are you saying that
your new code will handle that situation? That would be great!
Since I wanted Flash to control the html content that is displayed, in
the meantime I'm solving the problem with a mix of Flash and HTML. I
have an html table that holds flash apps above and below the pure html
content and am able to communicate between them using the Flash
ExternalInterface.call method to access javascript functions which can
then update some html div's innerHTML. The header and footer flash
apps can communicate with each other too using the Flash
LocalConnection function so that whole page appears to work
seamlessly. I'm also mixing in some xajax to pull some server data.
It's a hybrid approach but seems to do the trick.
It's weird that Flash has never been able to display inline images in
html... I guess it's a hard problem to solve?
Jeff