I am working on a project for a real estate agent found here.
The issue I am having is with the CSS-Controlled database feed for a slideshow widget.
Right now, it looks like this:

I Would like it to look more like this (with text to the right):

Heres how the CSS for this feed works:
#IDX-slideshow
- The outermost container which wraps around the entire slideshow.
#IDX-slideshowImage
- The Div that wraps around the image that is displayed on the slideshow.
#IDX-ssImage
- Direct CSS access the the image itself.
#IDX-addressLine
- The container for the Listing Address.
#IDX-cszLine
- The container for the Listing City/State/Zip line.
#IDX-priceLine
- The container for the Listing Price.
.IDX-ssLinkText
- The class for all links that are displayed.

my CSS looks like this:
Code:
#IDX-cbtsst-slideshow {}
#IDX-cbtsst-slideshowImage {}
#IDX-cbtsst-ssImage {}
#IDX-cbtsst-priceLine { font-weight: bold; <br>
font-size: 30px; }
#IDX-cbtsst-addressLine { font-weight: bold; }
#IDX-cbtsst-cszLine { font-weight: bold; }
The feed element:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.homeclarksville.idxco.com/idx/16065/customSlideshowJS.php?stp=basic&name=cbtsst&pt=sfr&city[]=8989&lp=100000&hp=250000&ba=0&srt=DESC&slideshowWidth=400&slideshowHeight=200&imageWidth=200&imageHeight=100&rotation=8&propCount=25&alignment=center"></script>
I know its probably something simple, but I am fried up to my eyeballs in code, and cant even say my own name straight rite now.
***Also, I'd like to NOT use absolute positioning, is that possible..? ***
Thanks ya bunch of geniuses!