BTW, you can replace the <img> tag by <div> or <span> tags, with id and/or class attributes, and then control the image URI from inside of the CSS file (using background-image property), instead of encoding it permanently it in HTML. Then attach your the real code... We need to be able to see what you see on your browser's. Did you try float: none etc. ? https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_float.asp It controls whether the next section (in your case paragr