Adding Text Into The Header

[dbltoe]

I do tend to avoid em in favor of px in most cases involving margin but that's just me. I tend to use em more where it might not make a difference if the font changed. Like padding for instance. Mixing em and px in a document can do crazy things if an element is added that changes the relative font size.

[MCS_Computers]

Actually, since the text is in a PHP echo, you would use \n instead of the HTML <br />. You could also split the lines in the echo by using

<div class="logoText"><?php echo 'This is my text1' . PHP_EOL . 'This is my text2'; ?></div>

You can see why the \n is generally used. Less confusion or chances for mistakes.
Just for appearances, I'd add a margin-right:20px; to the stylesheet to make it

.logoText {float:right;margin-right:20pc;}

This gets the text more in line with that below it.
I do find it interesting that the text disappears in mobile view.

Most of this was on hold while getting a snack. Too slow as usual.

This ..
<div class="logoText"><?php echo 'This is my text1' . PHP_EOL . 'This is my text2'; ?></div>
In the php file still keeps it on 1 line ??? Where is the /n ??

[MCS_Computers]

Using </n> Instead Of </br> again keeps it all on 1 line LOL ???

[MCS_Computers]

If I use the </br> it works but then I end up with the icons below being thrown out ...

[dbltoe]

taking another look

[MCS_Computers]

taking another look

Sorry mate I`ve changed it again. I used your suggestion and it keeps it on 1 line still

[dbltoe]

gotta client emergency Google add carriage return to php echo

[MCS_Computers]

gotta client emergency Google add carriage return to php echo

I'm looking now but its blowing me away mate, I would appreciate your help when you are free mate. I do appreciate your assistance.

[mc12345678]

If memory serves even half way correctly and you want to use the \n character instead, it should be added within double quotes instead of the single quoted string currently used.

echo 'This is text 1' . "\n" . 'text 2';

Or possibly use three echo lines, the first your first text, the second PHP_EOL, and the third your text 2...

[dbltoe]

The reason I was taking another look is that I wanted to make sure this wasn't going to break with a PHP upgrade. Let's try

<div class="logoText"><?php echo nl2br("'This is my text1.\n\rThis is my text2."); ?></div>

If there's too much spacing between the lines, remove the \r to see if that helps. The example shown should result in

This is my text1.

This is my text2.

Without the \r the result should be

This is my text1.
This is my text2.