add header image

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by horseygirl, Jul 7, 2012.

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    i need a header image top right in the white gap on equienstaff.co.uk

    any ideas withoutmessing the site up im sure its easy
     
    horseygirl, Jul 7, 2012 IP
  2. workingsmart

    workingsmart Well-Known Member

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    You have of space in the <div id="navigation"> --> The style sheet gives a top padding the <ul> of 129px

    Adding an image to that div and subtracting the difference from the <ul> top padding will leave everything intact...
     
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    killerdesign Peon

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    I cant access your site to check it out... workingsmart is probably right, but If I can check Id gladly help out too...
     
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    horseygirl Well-Known Member

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    i think whats maybe better is to change the <ul> from 129 to say 5 and have a banner below it?
     
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    horseygirl Well-Known Member

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    workingsmart can you work on this for me?
     
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    your site doesnt open for me.
    http://equienstaff.co.uk/

    is that the correct link?

    without seeing it its a little hard to say anything, so i can only take a guess at what would solve it quickly, but i think i would put another div in the header, position it possibly by using absolute positioning, set the width and height of the div, and add the image using CSS background.

    That should work (not the best way but it should work)
     
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    @horseygirl - I can help you, no prob! :) PM me info + your IM and I'll gladly assist...
     
    workingsmart, Jul 7, 2012 IP