If you need to right-align the text, change the “div” tag to “div style=‘text-align:right’” within the “<>” symbols. If you need center-align the text, change the “div” tag to “div style=‘text-align:center’” within the “<>” symbols. If you need to justify the text, change the “div” tag to “div style=‘text-align:justify’” within the “<>” symbols.
If it didn’t work, then the website has specific coding in its style sheet that overrides your “div”. Override the site style-sheet by adding the appropriate version of “style=‘text-align:right’” inside the opening tag of each element to have its alignment changed. For example, a “p” tag would become “p style=‘text-align:right’” within the “<>” symbols.
If you need the image to hang to the left, add “style=‘float:left’” to the tag, as in “img style=‘float:right’” within the “<>” symbols. If you need the image to hang to the right, add “style=‘float:right’” to the tag, as in “img style=‘float:right’” within the “<>” symbols. If you need the image to hang in the center, the code gets a bit more complicated. There is not “float:center” property, so you have to add the work-around “style=‘align:center;text-align:center’” to the tag, as in “img style=‘align:center;text-align:center’” again within the “<>” symbols.
