Add picture to blog header

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    I want to change my header to the one designed by my friend. But I don't know to to do that. Can anyone help me out with this?

    I supposed to write my blog title at the ... in above HTML. If I type HELLO, then HELLO will appear as my blog's title.

    Now I have a special header and already uploaded it in a photosharing web. How can I embed the picture to be my header. Please help me with the codes.
     
    qantar, Jan 28, 2009 IP
  2. normalfx

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    If that what I guess the <td align='center' height='100'>...</td> is your header layout. So simple thing to do if you don't want to get in CSS file is place your image as td's background

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    <td align='center' height='100' background="yourimage_url.jpg">...</td>
     
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  3. qantar

    qantar Active Member

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    The image have included my blog title. So what should I put in the ... before </td> ?
     
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    I don't know how's your website layout. please give me your more code then I think I would know how to do.
     
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    even u dont need to keep anything in between <td></td> tags. provide ur blog link. u can get more suggestions from gurus...
     
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    Yes I agree with you. You can use CSS layout instead it's more flexible.
     
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  7. qantar

    qantar Active Member

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    @normalfx

    OK, your first solution worked out. But have problems with the image size setting. Here is my blog address, please take a look http://infoblogzine.blogspot.com . How can I know the exact size of the image should be?

    Giving you the codes now:
    Here is the other codes for the header:

     
    qantar, Jan 30, 2009 IP