• If you are trying to put several pictures next to one another, but they keep dropping down to the next line, you can style a paragraph tag to force them all onto the same line like this:

<p style="white-space:nowrap;"> <img src="URL"> <img src="URL"> <img src="URL"> </p>

• That will put 3 images next to each other, and they wont wrap down to the next line.

• If you want to put text next to a picture and maybe even have a border around it, you can use this:

<p style="border:2px solid; border-color:6699cc;"> <img src="URL" align="left">lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here </p>

That will make something like this:

lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here lots of text here

• If you are wondering why the text in your left sections (movies, television, etc) doesnt fill up the entire width of the section, you can force the width of the section using a paragraph tag like this:

<p style="width:300px;"> text and/or images here </p>

• If you want the first line of your paragraph to be indented, you can use something like this:

<p style="text-indent:1cm;"> lots of text here </p>