After help with a program

[ocpscotty]

Hello, my name is Scott, I am in Perth Australia, I have a program, and I require a static image to be displayed along with the text. The programmer I had has left me with the text program while he goes off to University, my fault, so I am looking to have this asap, I have a website with examples of the game, the text etc and any image format I can have and duplicate in other examples is my aim. Any help on this would be really appreciated,
Its 10.30pm Wednesday 6th May 2015, Scotty

 

[Ken g6]

OK, it would help to know where or how you want to display an image. But here's how to display an image in general:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Img

And here's how to put it around text:

https://css-tricks.com/all-about-floats/

Note: It would be nice if you removed your link once your problem is solved. If you don't, I might remove it anyway in a few days as it might be construed as spam.

 

[mikeymikec]

HTML/CSS are probably some of the easiest languages to learn given that you can just google for say 'image html' and a handful of websites will come up with instructions and examples of the code you need to use.

 

[ocpscotty]

Thank you, I will have a look asap, thank you for your help

OK, it would help to know where or how you want to display an image. But here's how to display an image in general:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Img

And here's how to put it around text:

https://css-tricks.com/all-about-floats/

Note: It would be nice if you removed your link once your problem is solved. If you don't, I might remove it anyway in a few days as it might be construed as spam.

 

[ocpscotty]

Hello, its been a while since I've been on a forum.
Thank you very much.
kindest regards Scotty +61 0450 694142

 

[Ken g6]

The problem with the second page appears to be that you edited it in Microsoft Office. Don't do that! Use Notepad, or get a better editor like Notepad++.

So, you want to add an <img>, probably put it in a <div>...</div>, and float it right or text-align it right. (Hint: <div><img src="[your image path]" style="float:right"></div>) You'll want to put all this between the </h1> and the <h2>. This plus those links in my last post should be all you need.

P.S. If I was you I'd yell at your programmer about not using getElementById. It's likely to break the site on old versions of Internet Explorer, among other browsers.

 

[ocpscotty]

Hello,
You can delete the thread if you can, like, I do appreciate your help, thank you. Scotty,

Note: It would be nice if you removed your link once your problem is solved. If you don't, I might remove it anyway in a few days as it might be construed as spam.[/QUOTE]