Changing header width/moving header text - SOLVED!

Apr 06, 2008 23:36

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av8rmike April 7 2008, 15:57:58 UTC
You can add background-repeat: no-repeat; to the #header-inner {} section to stop the repeating, and/or add a width: statement.

Moving the header text could be a little more involved. Where in the sidebar would you want it?

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wolfshark April 7 2008, 16:03:33 UTC
Anywhere in the sidebar is fine - I just need to get it off the top, since it's obscured by my header!

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wolfshark April 7 2008, 16:15:24 UTC
Thanks - that worked for making it so the header only appears once, but how do I make it centered?

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av8rmike April 7 2008, 16:20:52 UTC
Add background-position: top center; to the #header-inner{} block.

Or, maybe you'd want to try bottom or right, so that the header text can be re-positioned elsewhere in the header box.

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klingonlady January 18 2010, 05:25:20 UTC
Thanks!! I just wanted to tell you this gave me exactly what I needed!!!

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