Problem with Logo banner

[Tiegirus]

hi,

I'm currently having some trouble with my logo banner that sits at the top of my page. the actual immage is 900x120px but it is displaying much bigger than that on the site.

I have tried chaning the size on the header.php and have attempted to modify the css but nothing works it just displays the same.

I think that it may have something to do with the background image being white as well as the background of the logo itself that is making it look much bigger than it really is.

if any of that made sense and someone could help me out to reduce the height of the banner that would be great.

here is the sire so you can see for yourself

http://www.magicbinder.co.uk

thanks

[stevesh]

Looks about 900X120 to me. Did you mean 90X120?

You really don't want to use .bmp images on a website. I'd convert that one to a .gif and your product images to .jpg.

[pjb923]

I think your issue is the 1.5em padding that is being added to your header image in the first line of your stylesheet.

a img {border: none;padding: 1.5em; }

Try adding this somewhere below that line.
td#headerLogo a img {padding: 0;}

[Tiegirus]

hi

i added the like of code to the style sheet below the line of code as suggested but im still having the same problem unfortunatly

[milkyway]

The size of your logo is indeed 900px x 120px, but why make it in .bmp, it load way slow. The best format will be .gif or .jpg

[ALiepinieks]

are you wanting to get rid of all the whitespace to the right of the logo itself? if so you'll simply need to crop this out as the image is in fact 900x120, and seems to be displaying correctly. I downloaded the image and viewed through my graphical app and it looks exactly the same as on the site, so no distortion or additional space is being added here.

as stated by milkway however, you might want to convert it to JPG or PNG as it is very slow to load.

[pjb923]

Are you sure you added the code to the correct stylesheet?

includes/templates/silverfish/css/stylesheet.css

I don't see that line of code in the file.