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Writing in Margin - help for transferring to Wordpress

by Nathan Alexander
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Hello -

OK, so if I want to add margin notes like scribbles, arrows etc, how would you suggest I work out the following?

I write my sales letter in Word, try the cut and paste/transfer to a Wordpress blog (NOT always good, but I still have no way around it that's better other than using Frontpage and copying the HTML - that still isn't great) and after a few tweaks, it looks decent to the original.

BUT - I can't get the pics I've drawn up (jpegs from photoshop of arrows and stuff) and placed behing or in front of the text to "go with the cut and paste".

Please keep in mind, I am new to most of the software mentioned above and working on Wordpress beyond 'dummy' level. Me being the dummy.

Any ideas on how to bring the drawings into the wordpress sales letter where I want them? Am I going about it the wrong way and making it way too dificult for myself?

Thanks for your help!

Nathan
#margin #transferring #wordpress #writing
  • Profile picture of the author Scott Murdaugh
    This won't be the best advice... But I'd either outsource it to someone who's good with Wordpress (I'm not great at it)... Or more likely I'd just use a static sales letter and link to it from the blog.

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  • Profile picture of the author Nathan Alexander
    I think that's actually pretty good advice. Thanks,...(it may not be the one I want to hear )

    But on the chance there's a decent fix....I gotta try.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Ramsey
    Without learning HTML/CSS, it's best to outsource to someone who does. Someone's gonna have to hack together some code in order to make things sit in front of or behind text.
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