Position of Background Images/HTML

[sas]

The problem was spontaneously solved. I don't know what is different from before.

[jarvis24]

Thanks for the update--please let us know if the problem recurrs.

[sophiamia]

Instead of setting up margins and padding around each image in a style tag (which causes a lot of code bloat) you can instead set up classes for the margins and padding along with floats that you use the most in CSS and then add that to a div tag that surrounds the image, i.e., like this:
.mar12 {margin:12px; }
.mar12l {margin-left:12px; }
.mar12r {margin-right:12px; }
.mar12b {margin-bottom:12px; }
.mar12t {margin-top:12px; }
.pad12 {padding:12px; }
.pad12l {padding-left:12px; }
.pad12r {padding-right:12px; }
.pad12t {padding-top:12px; }
.pad12b {padding-bottom:12px; }
.floatleft {float:left;}
.floatright {float:right;}
Repeat these for whatever margin and padding sizes you use the most.
Then put the image in a div and list the padding and margin like this (divs don’t add extra spacing where P tags do):
<div class=”floatright Mar12l”>
<img src=”images/name-of-image.jpg” alt=”describe image”>
</div>
This will float the image to the right with 12pixels of margin on the left (to separate the text from the image). Then add a class for padding if needed.


You will need at least CSS for sure for this.
I think you expect not only by using HTML. So either you can use position absolute and adjust with different top, right, bottom, left values.
Or use flexbox.

Removing background of a picture is a tough job. We usually use Photoshop to remove the background of a picture but think is it possible to have your laptop or computer with yourself everytime. So, then we take out our android phone from our pocket.