Thanks so much Osgood, but sadly I'm still confused. I promise won't take advantage, but here's my current code. How do you attached the code you provided?
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Don+Spedale wrote Thanks so much Osgood, but sadly I'm still confused. I promise won't take advantage, but here's my current code. How do you attached the code you provided? #metoo, women, men and the gig !LARRYROSINFRAMEDDDDDDDD.jpg|vspace=5|src=LARRYROSINFRAMEDDDDDDDD.jpg|alt=|width=217|alig n=right|hspace=10|height=311!economy report from the Marketplace-Edison Research Poll. In early 2018, shortly after the #metoo movement gained momentum, Edison Research |
The code you posted doesn't mean anything to me as a coder.
A properly formed image tag would look like below:
<img src="yourImageName.jpg" alt="Short image description">
To add a css class to the image tag would look like:
<img src="yourImageName.jpg" alt="Short image description" class="float-left">
Then you would add the css attributes you need to the css class to style the image:
.float-left {
float: left;
margin: 0 15px 0 0;
}
Have you just opened the box today? To use DW effectively you really require a reasonable understanding of how code works.