Which version and build number of Site Designer are you using?

The paragraphs in the one Inger has used are not big enough to wrap around the image.

The text has to have enough characters in order for it to wrap around an image(in other words the amount of words etc in the text has to be greater than the height of the image)

He must have the latest version since he was able to open the file I sent.

The paragraphs in the one Inger has sent are not big enough to wrap around the image.

The text has to have enough characters in order for it to wrap around an image(in other words the amount of words etc in the text has to be greater than the height of the image)

The bottom container, first paragraph has enough text in order fot it to wrap

I have the latest version.
Going to attach the file I am using, I must be doing something rally silly.

The problem is the container is a Grid Element, and it's better to just have it as a normal one

I have put a new container above the orignal

I see that Wayan was first again!
I got to the same conclusion, that the grid is messing it up for you. I was on my way to creating a corrected example, but I don't need to finish it now that Wayan has posted his. The only thing I did differently was I pushed the image over to the right as I saw that you had intended to do so.

I didn't realise it was set as a grid, that is strange.
Thank you to the both of you, hopefully I can get on building the website.

I think I had better save a backup just in case.

What is "Foundation and Framework"?
I have got responsive bootstrap and foundation framer but the are from 2019.

Those frameworks I mentioned are built into Site Designer, and they have had quite an upgrade since 2019. I see from the file you posted that you are using Frameworkless desktop-down.
When opening SD you get to a screen showing you a list of templates to the left. If you choose 'Blank', you will see the different frameworks/layout systems you can choose among in SD. If you then just cancel that screen, the program will open Frameworkless desktop down as the default with a standard 'startup-template. If you used that, or parts of that, to start your design, I can understand why you all of a sudden got the CSS grid system mixed in.
To avoid any premade template (if that is what you want), you need to select one of the ones available under 'Blank' on that first screen. Even if you select Frameworkless desktop down, it will come up empty, without the startup thingie.