That did it on both counts! (Set the #navMainWrapper tag to 2.25 - Just right!)
Thanks again!![]()
That did it on both counts! (Set the #navMainWrapper tag to 2.25 - Just right!)
Thanks again!![]()
The text in header.php is not centered vertically. Is there a way to adjust this?
Here's a link, if you need a visual:
Piitivintage
Also, I could see wanting to add a more substantial and/or decorative font there at some point. Is that an option?
Thanks!
Last edited by MeltDown; 27 Feb 2007 at 06:16 PM. Reason: Evidently some sort of minor brain hemorrhage
Hi Jade - I'm still having a few issues that I can't sort out:
- Lower border graphic now displaying up under the breadcrumb bar. This happens in Firefox and IE.
- White space gap between the top of the main image and the breadcrumb bar. This happens in Firefox as well as IE.
- Whitespace padding on the left-hand and bottom edges of the main image. This only happens in IE.
- Little bits of border sticking up on both sides of the top of the breadcrumb bar. This only happens in IE.
- Fine white line showing just under the portion of the page that the Search box is displayed in (Is that called the EZ-Pages area?). This only happens in Firefox.
If you could help with any of these I'd really appreciate it. Thanks alot.
Hey there! I love this template! I have been playing around with it, cause i dont know any better or i am a sucker for punishment or....None the less, I love this template!
Anywho, I have been trying to tweak it to match my logo colors and for the life of me cannot find how to change the grey sideboxes on the right. I have read and re read and I am about dizzy!
Oh my site is
www.bovinebubblesandhogwash.com/shop
Oh and I cannot seem to get my logo(header) big enough or centered vertically....
Appreciate your help and contributions!
Cara
The grey background is an image. Its called content_bg.gif. You'll have to open it in an image program, and change the grey to the color you want.
Change the logo section's width:
You can either try a larger em value until its about right (then the logo will resize when someone changes font size), or you can enter its real width (then it won't resize).Code:#logo { width:19.1em /* To prevent the logo from resizing, simply delete or comment out this section */ }
To center the logo, add this to the above #logo section:
Code:margin:0 auto; text-align:center;
and then remove #logo from this section:
Code:#logo, .centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .attribImg { float:left; }
oops double post
Hi Jade - This response spoke to my question as well. I was able to implement these suggestions successfully. However, the edges of the font within my logo seem jagged. Any idea why that would be?
Here's a link, if that helps:
PittiVintage
Thanks.
Last edited by MeltDown; 28 Feb 2007 at 11:29 AM. Reason: To add a link to site
Hmmm... I just noticed that it also seems to have removed my background image:
Code:body { background:#FFDFFF url(../images/site-bg-blue.gif) 0 9em repeat; }
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