It already contains p tags so I add a couple of br tahs also but all that did is move the picture down and not address the wrap issue!
This is the code from the editor:
<p><font size="6" color="#ff0000"><u>Greatest Footballers of All-time</u></font> </p><br /><br /><p><img width="145" hspace="0" height="144" border="0"
Is anyone able to recreate this?
Could you try amending the p tag to <p style="line-height: 20pt"> to see whether this helps?

What do I have to do to make the changes global and automatic? Is it a theme thing somewhere of an editor problem?
Hi Helen. There is perhaps a simpler solution to the line-height wrap issue. I've put this tip in the Troubleshooting Tips section in MoodleThemes.
When using our themes (MoodleThemes) you'll face a problem of line-height 'congestion' when you use big fonts in the Rich-text Editor. Text lines tend to wrap or 'stick' together. To correct this do the following:
1. In the theme's folder, look for and open the file styles_fonts.css.
2. Find this css entry - #course-view .section. You'll see something like this
#course-view .section {
font-size:0.95em;
line-height:1.2em;
}
3. Now change the line-height to normal, like this:
#course-view .section {
font-size:0.95em;
line-height:normal;
}
That's it. Now the text lines won't look congested. And you can safely use big fonts.
Note: Somehow the font-size entry here doesn't have any effect. So you could safely 'switch' it off, like this:
#course-view .section {
/*font-size:0.95em; */
line-height:normal;
}
By switching off font-size, the text in the topic and weekly format boxes should take on the default font-size we have given in most themes: 12px.
Use the comment tags shown, the star and the slash at both ends of a specific css entry, to switch off css entries...it's bad practise to remove entries, you could need them later!
Also, this theme just kills IE on our macs. I know I shouldn't be using IE on a mac (

Your problem may be caused by insufficient line height.


Look at pic below. The big heading sans wrap problem was achieved by giving a paragraph <p> space after each line..after Himmat and after is.
I noticed that you didn't have the closing tag </p> after the image, that may be the problem but try this also, I've put in the closing </p> tag and put in the div tag;
<p div><font size="6" color="#ff0000"><u>Greatest Footballers of All-time</u></font> </div>
<br /><br /><p><img width="145" hspace="0" height="144" border="0"></p>
Cheers
Michele