here is the H1 tag

this is the standard H3 tag

here is some text on its own. not a lot of text, just some for testing... s a normal p tag. These are kind of the standard, staic parts, peices and sizes of the MT site that can be used for most things. The image above is set to float to the left so that it can be placed in as a block element with stuff around it. I can find tune the CSS as nessisary to make things look better, or look right. I'm adding some extra text here to verify that things will indeed wrap around the image and its border. I wont know if this will

this can be a title of some sort

this is the standard H3 tag

and this is a normal p tag. These are kind of the standard, staic parts, peices and sizes of the MT site that can be used for most things. The image above is set to float to the left so that it can be placed in as a block element with stuff around it. I can find tune the CSS as nessisary to make things look better, or look right. I'm adding some extra text here to verify that things will indeed wrap around the image and its border. I wont know if this will actually work until i actually type enough gobblygook in here to test it. text here to verify that things will indeed wrap around the image and its border. I wont know if this will actually work until i actually type enough gobblygook in here to test it.

now, if i do another tag, it might start all the way to the left. That didn't wrap per se, but maybe that's a good thing. not really sure.

this can be a title of some sort

this is the standard H3 tag

and this is a normal p tag. These are kind of the standard, staic parts, peices and sizes of the MT site that can be used for most things. The image above is set to float to the left so that it can be placed in as a block element with stuff around it. I can find tune the CSS as nessisary to make things look better, or look right. I'm adding some extra text here to verify that things will indeed wrap around the image and its border. I wont know if this will actually work until i actually type enough gobblygook in here to test it. text here to verify that things will indeed wrap around the image and its border. I wont know if this will actually work until i actually type enough gobblygook in here to test it.

now, if i do another tag, it might start all the way to the left. That didn't wrap per se, but maybe that's a good thing. not really sure.