At 11:38 AM 8/10/2018, JFlorian wrote: >Okay, to get rid of the table, how do I float text beside text? no images In HTML5, you can use divisions <.div> or sections <.section> or article <.article) to establish floats that display next to each other or below each other, depending on the display size of the viewing device. I picked up from Marsha Bryant, the USGW webmaster, this trick for labeling multiple SIZES of floats/columns. She creates classes for 2 column floats, 3 column floats, and even 4 column floats if you need them. For example, for a 2 column float the CSS would be .column2a {width: 50%; float: left;} .column2b {width: 50%; float: left;} 3 columns would be .column3a (width: 33.33%; float: left;} .column3b (width: 33.33%; float: left;} .column3c (width: 33.33%; float: left;} Of course, you can add whatever other styling you wish to the column classes, but when you are editing code, and you encounter class="column3b" you know that column is part of a 3 column layout. To float two text boxes, sections, divisions, etc. side by side, you could do <!-- <div class="column2a"> Your left hand column text goes here. </div> <div class="column2b"> Your right hand column text goes here. </div> --> Pat A.