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How to add the lil corner image things?

I've been looking for so long but I can't seem to find a way to put little pictures in the corner of my page. I came here after myspace shut down and I was able to do them on there but I can't here,,,,,, I'm just so confused please help :o(


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Reply by fa1ryg0r33

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i had the same problem lol i have some code that can be helpful (also not my code i found it somewhere lol)


</style>
<div style="float:  ; max-height: 800px; position: fixed; (whatever side of your page you want it on ex left/right): 1px; bottom: 10px; z-index: 200;"><img src=" (image link)
" width="350" height="550"/></div>

you can alter the sizes and heights as you wish, if you need more help dm me or something ill be happy to help :DD!!


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Reply by Hannibal Enthusiast

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Thank you lots! I'll leave this up so others can find it :o)


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Reply by fa1ryg0r33

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No problem happy to help!! :DD


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Reply by Admissive

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Just helped me thanks so much!!!


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Reply by miumi( ・∀・)

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its not working for me :( anytime i try to do this it just doesnt appear, ive tried different kinds of code to achieve it & 1 worked for a sec but it broke the rest of my code (i figured out i had 2 </style>s, but when i removed one it just removed the image)   pls help :((


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Reply by turnerscarlet22

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I’ve faced this problem before when I wanted to add small images to the corner of a page and realized that a lot depends on how the site or forum you’re working with is set up. Usually, I used simple HTML code with the <img> tag and styled it with CSS, for example, using position:absolute and the required coordinates for the corner. The main thing is to have access to editing styles. If there’s no such access, sometimes special online services with template editors can help, where you can work with text and sometimes with images through the interface. For example, on the Explore website, you can edit bank statement templates, change text and some design elements, and then download the finished document — but there isn’t a full visual editor for placing any images anywhere you want; it’s mostly focused on working with text and standard templates. So, if you have access to CSS, it’s easiest to add an image with code, and if you don’t — you can try services with a visual editor, but there are still limitations compared to the flexibility you’d have on something like MySpace.


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