I provided a simplistic description of the algorithm determining the order of display elements in the generated html, on the basis of their location in the model.
I can add, that for the purpose of the algorithm, the location of each element is considered to include the selection frame, which means that when elements are close to one another their location overlap, which is why for instance, Add2, being slightly left of Add1, appears before it.
So, to ensure the order you want, I suggest you space the elements (you can make all of them smaller simultaneously, by selecting all of them using [Ctrl] or via the Marquee tool, and resizing), and make sure they are both one below the other, and each one starting to the right of it's preceding element.
Regards,
David
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