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How do I style my image fetched for a custom taxonomy term?

The code below is used to fetch the image attached to the taxonomy term, and subsequent line of codes display the taxonomy term name.

The problem I have is that the name is being displayed below the image, whereas I'd love to display on the same line as the image.

See the current look here http://www.naijadeals.com/store/coscharis/

Please help.

Code fetching the image:

<?php if((isset($term->taxonomy) && $term->taxonomy == "store")&& strlen($GLOBALS['catImage']) > 0 ){

print apply_filters( 'taxonomy-images-queried-term-image', '', array(
   'after' => '</ul>',
    'before' => '<ul class="featured-brands">',
    'image_size' => 'thumb',
    ) );



     }?>

Code and format for the taxonomy term name:

  <h1 class="categoryTitle"><?php if(isset($_GET['s'])){ echo $PPT->_e(array('button','11')).": ".strip_tags($_GET['s']); }
elseif( isset($_GET['search-class'])) {  echo $PPT->_e(array('button','11')).": ".strip_tags($_GET['cs-all-0']); }else{ echo $GLOBALS['premiumpress']['catName']; } ?>
  </h1>   

Thanks

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This is a css question and should be moved to SO. – kaiser Sep 12 '12 at 23:37

closed as off topic by Michael, Brian Fegter, kaiser, toscho Sep 22 '12 at 14:47

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