Problem with centering the header logo

[kuroi]

You can centre your header image and stop it repeating by finding the #logoWrapper styles in your stylesheet and changing then to:

#logoWrapper{

background-image: url(../images/header_bg.jpg);
background position: center;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-color: #383E44;
height:144px;

}

You also need to get rid of the stylesheet-backup.css file. Any stylesheet in your CSS folder is automatically loaded, treated as live and may interfere with the stylesheet that you are actually trying using.

You can centre the text in the centre column by adding the following to your stylesheet:

.centerColumn{text-align:center}

You may need to refine this, to realign text that you wish to leave left aligned that way. Personally I'd leave it all left-aligned - much easier for visitors to read.

Finally, your text needs proof reading. There are some typos and the country to which you refer is officially called "The Gambia".

[pembroke]

Thanks Kuroi
That centered the text OK, and stopped the background repeat, But it still didn't center the logo, can you offer any more help on this please.

I'm not to bothered about proof yet my store isn't live I just put it online so you could see what I was on about, I've got a tone of work to do to it before it opens and go's live.

As for Gambia it wasn't called The Gambia until it achieved independence on 18 February 1965 if you look on the stamps of Gambia you will see only Gambia printed before independence, as I will only be selling B/C stamps up to 1950 I would be wrong to use the word "THE".

Anyway many thank for the time you put in to this forum and the help you give.
Regards Nick (Pembroke)

[kuroi]

My apologies Nick. There was a small typo in my answer. It should have read

background-position: center;

Good answer on the "Gambia" v "The Gambia" issue. I didn't know that

[pembroke]

Hi Kuroi
Thank you, I've been trying for a year to do that. The wife says I can now stop swearing, (little do's she know).

Just one other thing I would like to ask, (I think I already know the answer), the over-ride system, if I make changes in the admin do I need to add the corresponding file to my over-ride.

Regards Nick (pembroke)

[kuroi]

I'm not sure that I understand the question. I'll answer both the possibilities that I see.

If you mean that you have changed the Admin itself, should you create an over-ride file, then the answer is no, the over-ride system does not yet apply to the Admin.

If you mean that you have used the Admin to change the functionality or appearance of your catalog (shop front) then no, standard changes made through the Admin don't need over-rides.

So, the answer's looking like no, unless you meant something completely different again!

[kuroi]

Hold on, I've thought of another one ...

if you use the define pages editor in Admin to change the text on certain pages in your shop, then yes, those html_include language files should go into an over-ride directory for your template.

[pembroke]

The second answer was the one I was looking for.

Thank you again, I look forward to speeking to you next time, with the next problem

Nick