Rainbows,
When things move down, it's usually because other components above them are
poorly sized. A common problem for beginners. It frequently happens with
undersized marquees or pictures that are too close to other elements.

With Publisher a good rule is to keep approximately 2 buttons (the little
square things at each corner and centers of a selected item) between two
elements vertically. Horizontally, you can have them touch and it's ok. There
are exceptions to that rule, namely text frames and also a few other
instances.

When several elements are too close, the cumulative effect of "pushing down
the neighbour below" can have a drastic effect.

Check that everything on your page is clear by about 2 buttons and you
should see things improve.

Also make sure that the text frame is formatted for "wrap around" click on

Cheers and good luck.

You do not explicitly state they you are wrapping text to an image in your
web publication, nor do you provide the version of Publisher you are using.

However my crystal ball is newly polished, it's telling me you are likely
doing a wrap text to an image in version 2002 or 2003.

In version 2002 and version 2003 text wrapping an image is not supported in
a web publication. You have to create separate content objects.