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Logo placement should probably be done differently...
My current layout has the logo image being called inline instead of via CSS, but I couldn't get it to work otherwise. Perhaps someone here can show me how to make this work better?
http://dev.yourbusybee.com/kaleco/te...lecoindex.html |
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img.top_logo { |
Thanks muchly, Excavator (again...you are wonderful help).
But now my menu banner seems to be living underneath everthing else, and my page margins don't seem to be accomplishing anything - in other words, the top of the page is all flush fat the top, instead of starting a few pixels below and showing the nice rounded corners. Argh...fix one thing, only to uncover new issues! LOL BUT, I did validate the markup and CSS using your links so thank you for that. |
I think you are flailing with CSS. You seem to be adding things with no idea what they do...
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h1 {Make your CSS look like this once (make a backup of your original!!) Code:
@charset "ISO-8859-1"; |
Yeah, I'd just found the -160px and taken it out a few minutes ago. Actually getting closer. BUT, yes...absolute and relative positioning are a bit of a mystery for me.
The display: table-cell code came from some snippet I'd used on a splash page, I believe. I think it had to do with trying to display something the full height of the screen...but it's been awhile now so I'm not really sure :-( And that function certainly isn't something I want/need for *this* site. Thank you for your patience and help. |
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Maybe a quick tutorial on positioning would help. This may shed some light on absolute and relative positioning and why we need it - http://www.barelyfitz.com/screencast...s/positioning/ As a rule, I generally don't position anything until there is no better way to do it. |
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