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Q&A How to display overlapped content in an e-mail

I don't understand your "Venn Diagram" explanation. Are you wanting the image behind the text? If you mean wrapping around the image, you can do this: Instead of cells of a big table, put the imag...

posted 12mo ago by Michael‭

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#1: Initial revision by user avatar Michael‭ · 2023-12-07T15:53:39Z (12 months ago)
I don't understand your "Venn Diagram" explanation. Are you wanting the image _behind the text?_

If you mean wrapping _around_ the image, you can do this: Instead of cells of a big table, put the image into its own table and `align="right"` the table. Then text will reflow around the table (even in yucky Outlook versions), just like it would if you had `style="float: right;"` it.