They were exposed to image left

hello
New Here, to advise me and help me to solve doubt

I created a category show it to me on the web as a starting and I would like the. They were exposed to image left but not over the text but as shown in the picture attached
Is this possible?

also like to know whether to duplicate a template
"default" could in some so use "User Article" to put in the HOME Site

greetings

Your English is difficult to read, but i think i understand what you want by the image.
I am guessing that the image is a category that uses template blog.
a. Goto category manager
b. Click on category name to and edit it.
c. Click on "Parameters: blog" and you will see options to place image as you like ... please take time to explore the options ...

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To duplicate the default template just copy paste the folder: components/com_flexicontent/templates/default and then rename it.

Then goto file you want,
A. for item it is: item.php

B. for category it is: category.php

Inside category.php, many other files are loaded:
0. echo $this->loadTemplate('alpha');
==> will load the file category_alpha.php to display alphanumeric index
1. echo $this->loadTemplate('category');
==> will load the file category_category.php which will display category details (description etc)
2. echo $this->loadTemplate('subcategories');
==> will load the category_subcategories.php which will display the subcategories of the category
3. echo $this->loadTemplate('items');
==> will load the category_items.php which will display the items of the category (and if enable from subcategories too)

Edit as you like
Regards

sorry
the bad English, It is through goolge translator

I want, is to change the position of the image, now the default is right and I like the image

greetings

Please follow instructions of my previous message
Regards

I am with it but
my level of programming
is very small

if I can move
of the image position
"category_items"

but the text does not get it

I could help

greetings

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