I'm learning how to HTML but everytime I want to insert an image the text gets moved down. I try to put lines to make the text go aroudn it but It just won't work.
This is the website so far:
The music is MaXX Infinity and some of the info is wrong like how the song is from ITG3 which isn't out yet but its for school and my teacher doesn't know better lol.
Also I'm hosting the image from photobucket and there will be more but if I can get the hang of this I can do the other pictures on my own. I would also like to know how I could put images on without having to host them.
BTW: this is the image
This is the website so far:
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<html> <head> <body bgcolor="#EBECE4"> <title> epicpanelgames.com ::: DDR ::: ITG ::: PIU ::: </title> </head> <body> <embed src="Infinity.wav" loop="true" autostart="true"><br> <font size="1" face=arial>'MaXX Infinity' From <br>ITG3</font> <h1 align=center><font size="22" face="Snap ITC" color="orange"><u>Epic Panel Games</h1></font></u> <br><br><hr><br> <font size="4" face="Bradley Hand ITC" color="green"> Us at 'epicpanelgames.com' are deticated to teach all about panel games. These games are best known as dancing games however we do not percive them as such. We think these games are just purly skillful games with really no accepted theme. These games include 'Dance Dance Revolution' (DDR) 'In The Groove' (ITG) 'Pump it Up' (PIU) and 'Stepmania' (SM/FFR). <hr width=35% align=left><br> <h1 align=left><font size="6" face="Snap ITC" color="orange"><u>Dance Dance Revolution</u></font></h1><br> <font size="4" face="Bradley Hand ITC" color="green"><p> Dance Dance Revolution is a skill based game where one must place their foot on the correct panel corisponding to the instructions on the screen. There are four arrows (left, down, up, and right) and home. Home is about the size of two feet and is a square in the middle of the four squares. The display on the video screen has decorative video on the backroudn while there are judge arrows on the top in this order '<font face="Arial"><b>< v ^ ></b></font>' and when a 'scrolling arrow' comes up from the bottom of the screen goes overtop of the judge you must press the corrisponding panel.</p> <p> There are modifications (mods) you may add or subtract to your display. The most popular one would be a 'Speed Mod' which speeds up the scoll rate of the scrolling arrows and in return the arrows are spread out. The speed of the song and the time in which you must hit the panels isn't sped up so you do not have to move faster and this acually helps when you reach a higher skill level of the game. Many people such as I use a scroll rate of ussually 2-3 times judging on the BPM (how fast the original scroll rate is). There are other mods such as Boost where the arrows acelerate, Dark where the judges are invisable, Hidden/Sudden the arrow hides as it goes up or it suddenly shows up near the top, Stealth where the arrows are invisable, and Note where the arrows are colour coded judging by their beat (4th, 8th, 22nd, 16th and so on).</p> <p> Another factor to this game is skill level. As I explained it to you before it doesn't seem very intrusting but when you get good at it the entertainment value is amazing. It has taken me a total of 1.72 years according to FFR's time chart to get good at and the best I can do is what is known as a '10 Stepper'. It a master to do a '10 stepper' and it takes practice for me to do one so really I am at an oni (demon), or 9-step level. The step system in DDR only goes up to "Flashing 10-footer" (11-footer in ITG terms) which I hope to accomplish in time. Dance Dance Revolution is considered a good starter as other panel games get <strong>MUCH</strong> harder but to master DDR it takes an immense amount of skill. Also the game has <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGrpGuDD0_Y">'Doubles Mode'<a> where one person plays on two pads. (note this man is playing in reverse)</p> <p> The current amount of DDR games is quite large. Starting in 1994 in Japan with 'Dance Dance Revolution' but and then was expanded into North America in 1998. It has also expanded into Eroupe and is known as 'Dancing Stage'. The newest arcade DDR to come out is 'DDR SuperNova' and in Korea 'DDR SuperNova 2nd Mix'. The latest home-version of this song is 'DDR Universe' for the X-box 360.</p></font> <hr width=35% align=left><br> <h1 align=left><font size="6" face="Snap ITC" color="orange"><u>In The Groove</u></font></h1><br> <font size="4" face="Bradley Hand ITC" color="green"><p> In The Groove (ITG) is the not so popular yet supirior version of Dance Dance Revolution. Everything is exaclty the same exept for the grading and scoring system. The only problem is 'RoXor' was sued in a lawsuit filed by Konami of copyright infringment and therefore secret projects are only leaked out for the computer program 'StepMania' underpassing the copyright's terms.</p> <p> The reason why ITG is much better than DDR would be how difficult it is. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eutDspLfilU">Here</a> is the hardest song made by RoXor itself (starts at 2:10 and gets hard towards the end) which is signifigantly harder than DDR's 'MaXX300 SMM' and is shown as a 13-footer but technically is a 14-footer as this song was made unpassable. Nobody has full comboed it (without missing a single arrow) and under 50 people have passed it. The best thing about ITG is people can make edits of song through SM and load them onto the machines. An example of one of these which is harder than the previous video (Vertex^2) would be <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df012p-FGds">Air</a> which I estimate to be an 15-footer. Also the ITG games out include: ITG (acrade/home), ITG2, ITG2 Beta (home), and ITG3 (SM Song Pack).</font></p> <hr width=35% align=left><br> <h1 align=left><font size="6" face="Snap ITC" color="orange"><u>Pump It Up</u></font></h1><br> <font size="4" face="Gradley Hand ITC" color="green"><p> Pump It Up (PIU) is diffrent than DDR and ITG in the matter of the location of the panels. In the previously mentioned games the games had four panels being up right left down. PIU has a panel wherever a panel is not in ITG or DDR, this means 5 panels. While DDR+ITG is 4286 on the keypad PIU is 71593. This makes the game much harder as there is another panel to worry about.</p> <p>PIU is also not sold at homes and the major diffrence is again it is <b>MUCH</b> harder. After hard mode PIU has doubles mode just like DDR and ITG but now with 10 panels which can give the appearance that one is gliding. <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJwLjwdjWng>This</a> demonstrates the gliding perfectly starting at 0:35 and even more further on.</font></p> <hr width=35% align=left><br> <h1 align=left><font size"5" face="Snap ITC" color="orange"><u>StepMania/FlashFlashRevolution</u></font></h1><br> <font size="4" face="Gradley Hand ITC" color="green"><p> StepMania/FlashFlashRevolution are quite diffrent than any of the previous games. The only thing similar to them is they both have a similar visuals. These two games are played on your computer or via. internet if your playing FFR. These games are played on your keyboard as if you where playing DDR or ITG with the directional arrow keys.</p> <p> <a href="http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/">FFR</a> as found on the website is not very graphic intense but offers an online community through forums and IRC chat. It also is the only of all of these games to have rankings. This website also contains player-made stepfiles for <a href="http://www.stepmania.com/">SM</a>. Stepmania itself comes with now songs but may be customizable in songs and even the acual visuals of the game itself making it truly unique.</p> <p> These games are completly diffrent but most DDR+ITG players play this to work on timing, beat, and reading abilities. Players get to work on these by playing songs that would be insanly hard to do on pad and even carple tunnel inducing. An example of one of my personal accomplishments would be <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV1nDwPBMeE">Lawn Wake IV</a> (SM) and I am only ranked 6'000 and somthing at the time out of over 1.2 million. The best accomplishment I have seen would probably be <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnxMutq4uDw">Quasar</a> in where this man uses two fingers instead of four. This has not been sped up and starts at 00:30</font></p><hr> </body> </html>
Also I'm hosting the image from photobucket and there will be more but if I can get the hang of this I can do the other pictures on my own. I would also like to know how I could put images on without having to host them.
BTW: this is the image
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