Community @ The Turning Gate

I just read the doc. and if I follow that and change my Publisher setting to Managed, then I get this message:

Something went wrong
Unable to find pageTemplate with ID 29. Try updating the selected template for the application. in EngineFactory.php on line 71

If I have it set to Unmanaged, and then set up the client, it becomes a private gallery requiring email and password.
I think there is a bug there.

Edit:
To clarify, setting Unmanaged and adding a client (plus re-entering user/pass in Backlight), gives me a proper, protected customer response album.

Now I don't know what the h is going on.
Starting from scratch, I typed this in Notepad++ set to ANSI:

<img src="http://www.marlajenkinsphotography.com/test/backlight/designer/?c=page&a=image&p1=23" width="200?
class="alignleft" alt="Text" title="Title text">

Pasted it into this page:
http://www.marlajenkinsphotography.com/test/Portfolio/
And I just see the code.
What is going on?
So frustrating...

Actually, I typed this in to Backlight directly.

I'm on PC

So I'm still having trouble with the copying of the text from your examples into Backlight Rod.
How do I remove the extra characters that are buried within?
Thanks.
Oh - I see, search & replacing " is all that's needed?

Edit
No wait. That didn't fix it.

Ah - I see when I paste it into Notepad++ and switch to ansi I can see some extra stuff:
<img src=”http://www.marlajenkinsphotography.com/test/backlight/designer/?c=page&a=image&p1=23">
I'll work on it.
It's only taking me HOURS to plonk some text next to an image...

When I tried entering this CSS into a Page Copy:

<style>
img {
height: 100px;
vertical-align: middle;
]
</style>
<img src="http://www.marlajenkinsphotography.com/test/backlight/designer/?c=page&a=image&p1=23" >
<span>test</span>

My text appears under the image, not aligned to the side.
Entering this into one of the 'Try it yourself' pages on this site: https://www.w3schools.com/ will place the text to the right and middle (as expected).
Why is that?

That worked great Rod.
I changed the example to 3 columns and got what I expected:
http://www.marlajenkinsphotography.com/test/home/
Cheers.

I tried it out and it may seem simple to you, but coding is still something I know so little about.
For eg. I added a couple of ## in front of some text, but it just displayed wysiwyg.

The problem was to do with the paragraph being contained within <center> & </center>

So what happens now, is I either have to research why that happened, or just go without the ## and use what was working:
<p style="font-size:20px"> </p>

I did spend a bit of time looking at that site (more than 5 mins.) and I could not find a solution to the above.

Again, I may come across as a bit dumb, but it's not something I do every day. In fact, once the website is done, I may not touch it for another 3 years. So the return on learning stuff that is like a foreign language to me, has little return long term.

I'm sure for the casual coder, the benefits are well worth it.

As a follow up, I switched to Bluehost. Once they came online, I was able to upload a lot of images without this issue.
With around 3000 images (we provide galleries of weddings to brides), I figure it would have taken 2-3 hrs. to do this with GoDaddy quitting the 'publish' process every 10-20 images and making me wait a minute.

But, I lost more than that trying to get my wife's wordpress blog copied over.

The support is chat based (I don't think they have phone service) located in India, judging from the names and grammar. They are just not as good as the GoDaddy support.

I had problems with the database file, and I ended up having to restore an older database file. I had to use phpMyAdmin (never even heard of it before, let alone knew how to use it) to download the DB's, so that was a chore in itself.

I also had to use Filezilla in SFTP mode (new to me) to access the Wordpress files that were used in 4 years of blogs - 7Gb worth!
Once they were d/l'd locally, I had to u/l to the Bluehost server.

I had just switched to optic 150/150. Boy, I can't imagine doing this on my previous 25/5 service. The up & downloads took several hours each.

There were still a few more things to do - create a new DB on Bluehost, import the DB over that & edit the wp-config.php file.

After first telling my wife her blogs were gone forever, to showing her it up and running, it was a massive sigh of relief and a dinner out to celebrate.
So, if you are experiencing this problem and want to switch hosts, research what to do for transferring a blog first. You may not get the tech support you need.

Thanks for the great advice.
The templates do need cleaning up, when i get time, but for now, I've fixed the offending template and the fonts are all good now!

I'll make sure I post the link next time too. I thought that the Contact 'Form' had it's own font settings, but it's obviously properly thought out and makes good sense.