Is it possible to add images/text next to additional images?

[pexter]

Hi,
Take a look at the picture, is it possible to move the icons to the area pointed out by the red arrows? I would like to move them there but I have no idea where to put the code.




Thank you! :)

[gilby]

Hi,
Take a look at the picture, is it possible to move the icons to the area pointed out by the red arrows? I would like to move them there but I have no idea where to put the code.
Thank you! :)

Is it possible? Yes!

But without seeing it "live" we probably cannot help you.

So... Post a link to this page

[pexter]

Here is the link:
https://scaffoldusa.com/index.php?ma...products_id=42

[pexter]

Is it possible? Yes!

But without seeing it "live" we probably cannot help you.

So... Post a link to this page

So, any ideas?
The whole website is located on www.scaffoldusa.com

/Peter

[gjh42]

Your description appears to have been written in MS Office, and all the elements are enclosed in tables for layout, which is unnecessary and makes it harder to reposition them. Ordinarily, if the images had class tags they could be addressed and individually relocated, but as <td> content it appears impossible to move them outside the table. I advise reworking your descriptions to get rid of the table code and use simple wrappers with semantic class tags. Then the images can be addressed and moved.

Do all of these images want to move the same amount and direction? If not, the task becomes significantly more complex.

[pexter]

Thank you!
I'm a bit limited when it comes to write new code, so I used, like you said, a simple table created using MS Office.
I will talk to a friend of mine and see if he can sort it out for me using the information you provided.

Again, thank you!

/Peter

[gjh42]

Your description includes one actual table, for which table code is appropriate. The paragraph and images should be simply a <p> paragraph and two images, all with individual class tags so that CSS stylesheet rules can be written to position them as desired. This is the most basic modern HTML, and it would be good to study a bit of HTML and CSS on one of the many online tutorials, such as www.w3schools.com.