FishDogFish

Float them both left, or right.

Or you can put them in an unorded list as below…

<div id="Yourimages">
<ul>
   <li><img src="path to your image" widht="100" height="100";></li>
   <li><img src="path to your image" widht="100" height="100";></li>
 </ul>
</div>

And in the style.css

#Yourimages ul li{display:inline;list-style-type:none;}

I’ve read the Docs, nothing in there works.

Any one?

Only set a double line-height on the paragraphs you want double spaced, by assigning those paragraphs a different class, such as <p class=”doublespace”>

It’s an interesting design. The color scheme seems too dark, other than that it’s good to go.

Is that German?

If you want the sentences in a paragraph to be double spaced then you can set a line-height that’s twice the font size.

<p>This paragraph will be double spaced<p>
<p>So will this one as below<p>

This paragraph will be double spaced

So will this one as below

It would be even better if it is possible to show only the first bit of content of that post and after clicking on it, to show the whole post.

Just put a <!– more –> tag where you want the post to stop showing, and only the text before the more tag will show, and the text will end with read more…

The Title header will be clickable, and the “read more…” will also be a link to the complete post.

Like here on my blog fishdogfish.com

Yes, you want the Ad div inside the header like this.

<div id="rap">
<div id="AdAboveHeader"><bla, bla, bla><img whatever></div>
<div id="header">Header Text/content/what have you</div>

As opposed the header inside the Ad div like this…

<div id="rap">
<div id="AdAboveHeader"><a href="https://partners.mysavings.com">
<div id="header">Header content</div "header">
</div "rap">

Do you want to change “Home” that appears in the sidebar categories list, or “Home” on the menu bar?

It’s part of the WP CSM. It has it’s purpose, although it can be difficult to work around if you’re used to coding static pages.

If you want a div to expand to make space for it’s content, then you can give the div it’s width as a percentage.

The image might be larger on the bottom, edit it, or it might have more margin on it than the others.

The spacing, again it could be different margins or padding causing that.

The red line when you hover. A:hover{text-decoration:none;}

Other people are probably using their own images and HTML w/CSS to position them.

Anyway,

I’m thinking if you have to use that image, you can copy and save the image, upload it to your server, then position it using HTML and CSS.

<div class=”MyImage”>
<img src=”https://whereyourimageislocated.com/image_folder/yourimage.jpg”&gt;
</div>

In the style.css file.

.MyImage{float:left;margin:20px;}

I’ve never seen an image tag like that before.

Is that a WP image or one of your own?

If it’s one of your own you should load it using standard compliant HTML, wrap it in a div so you can control how it behaves.

You can put it in a div, assign it a class, then align whatever is in the div.