Not really. Image tags are block-level elements in HTML. What this means is that they normally take up one single “line” all by themselves. Normally they can’t sit next to each other – they sit on top of each other, each taking up their own “line”. With some CSS (cascading stylesheets) styles, we can tell browsers to try and do this differently so that images instead display “inline” – meaning that will try and fit on the same line as the preceding element/text. Or “float:left” where they get pulled out of the normal text flow and “float” left, text and other things flowing around them.
So ultimately, if you want to be able to position your images, you’re going to need to look into a bit of HTML and CSS and how they work.
Now if you posted a URL to an example page and explain what you want to have happen, we can provide you with some code and explain how to use it to achieve the results you’re after.
