userfriendly

If you use the default theme (Kubrick) you can add class=”alignright” or class=”alignleft” to your image tag:

<img class="alignright" src... .../>

Or you can try style=”float:right”.

EDIT: I just checked your site. Replace my class="alignright" above with class="right". You can also use left and center.

pizdin_dim: I didn’t mean to say that the flexible width design is a flaw. Although I wouldn’t say fixed width design is a flaw either. In my opinion they both have their merits. Ideally what I’d like to be able to do is specify a minimum and maximum width.

I just think that moving the text further away from the sides of the page would give it ‘room to breathe’ and make it a more comfortable experience for users.

It’s possible to have sufficient contrast between text and background without using black on white. The light grey on these forum posts is easier on my eyes.

The paragraphs stretch to almost 100% of the width of the page. Readability could be improved by using a shorter line length and perhaps increasing line height.

Those two are the “specific flaws” that really reduce the usability of that website for me, but there are other things I’d do differently – Georgia for headings, a bit more colour, perhaps borders or backgrounds for the different sections (much like the alternating light grey/lighter grey backgrounds here) a bit more space above headings… and so on.