Duke125

I think I got it. Incorporated the extra CSS and code in the header.php so my images are behaving properly. Also simply added extra breaks below the text to stop images from running into each other.

I get what you are saying about importing the old CSS with the new. What my recent goal is to add just the bits I need regarding image align codes to the old CSS since the whole page was developed around that. Now my goal is to figure out what is causing the image overlapping.

I’m starting to get it. By adding that code into the Header.php and limiting the CSS to what I want to right justify the image. But now the images, if they are too tall and overlapping, they push each other towards the left of the page. Is there a simple way to force images to take up enough vertical space that will stop the images from overlapping?

Strange results. When I add the code to the Header.php file, it does work but now it is applying all sorts of styles with Font size changes and is breaking the page. Is this because I’m conforming the old styled web page with the new CSS?

Hmm, I’m searching the web as we speak. I apologize but I’m somewhat new to WordPress. There isn’t some super easy connect x Style sheet to y webpage is there? Or will I just have to edit the text versions of each page to manually connect the CSS from the theme to every page?

Interesting! I thought the CSS was looking a little different when using a browser to inspect elements.

It isn’t on purpose use the non theme CSS document. I’ll try to figure out how to connect the page to the correct CSS doc from the theme folder.