How can I insert an image (or text block, or whatever else) near the top or in the middle of a page that already has multiple images and text- without having to manually drag each element down to make space for the new thing?
Example:
I create a page that is structured something like this:
image1
some text explaining image1
image3
some text explaining image3
image4
some text explaining image4
image5
some text explaining image5
etc x 20 more
and then OOPS I forgot to add image2 and its text explanation after image1. Because they are sequential steps to teach something, image2 really needs to be after image1 and not somewhere else way down the page.
- When I'm building a page in a plain old text editor I can just start typing in between image1 and image3 and everything under it moves down automagically unless I've accidentally turned on "overwrite mode" on my keyboard
- If I manually add the html after exporting, it works fine but my image2 and text gets wiped out when I export the next time I update the page.
- If I click "insert" anything, it floats on top of my previously positioned stuff, seems I can only drag it somewhere else but not literally "insert it" in between other stuff
IOW I'm looking for an "insert here and push everything down" option
Or better yet, a way to directly edit the html before publishing
p.s.
I know the program is an html generator and not an html editor, but as an old school hand coder I'm having trouble finding the right combination of clicks to accomplish certain things
Any ideas, hints, suggestions or direct orders? (aside from "plan your layouts better"
)Thanks in advance!
