How to I make my text move up in smartphone view

Hi,
Using the fluid grid layout. I would like my description text to move from under the image up to the right-hand side of the image when in phone view. I'm not sure what to do. Thanks.
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You can do it if you remove 2 <p> and replace it with just 1 <p> for both img and text. But, this is not recommended.
On a phone dimension, if you test using an actual phone, you'll notice you're better off having image & description after each other rather than having them side by side. This will make it 'easy on the eye' - especially if the description is longer than the img height, your alignment will break.
If you want to make it look nicer, I'll recommend that you align everything to screen center on phone resolution.

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aller dans le panneau “Général” du dialogue Préférences de l’Éditeur Applescript
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