To better accommodate the right-aligned sidebars on some older HTML pages, I have changed the value of clear on H1 through H6 from both to left in global.css. This means it will make sure it goes underneath any previous left aligned floating elements, but it will allow right aligned floating elements to overlap. I have not made this change to globalindex.css, because I don't believe any index pages have these sidebars. If you have a right aligned image, you should do one of the following:
Left align it.
Pair it with a left aligned image that is the same height or taller.
Make sure there is enough content before the next H2 that it isn't an issue.
Add <BR CLEAR="ALL"> before the H2.
I have also restored the line underneath the H2 heading immediately following an H1 heading so that all the H2 headings look alike. If you want a subtitle, you can use <H1 CLASS="subtitle">Text of subtitle</H1> instead of an H2. This will make the text the same size as for H2, but it will be centered and have no underlining.
To better accommodate the right-aligned sidebars on some older HTML pages, I have changed the value of clear on H1 through H6 from both to left in global.css. This means it will make sure it goes underneath any previous left aligned floating elements, but it will allow right aligned floating elements to overlap. I have not made this change to globalindex.css, because I don't believe any index pages have these sidebars. If you have a right aligned image, you should do one of the following:
<BR CLEAR="ALL">before the H2.I have also restored the line underneath the H2 heading immediately following an H1 heading so that all the H2 headings look alike. If you want a subtitle, you can use
<H1 CLASS="subtitle">Text of subtitle</H1>instead of an H2. This will make the text the same size as for H2, but it will be centered and have no underlining.