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Default CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 01:18 PM






I have a css sheet based from the DW8 template "two column left Nav". I need to
place a logo inside the top css" see it in the http link mock up. "good green"
I got it there but need it to be flush top and left so there is no space or
margin. When I try to do that it throws the alignment off the rest of the
sheets in the template. I probably need a good css refreshment course but I
find it easier manipulating css sheets from the templates. the logo will be 850
x 450 and I need it to fit exactly.

any help?http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...mmjmxj&thumb=4


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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 01:28 PM






Im just throwing out a suggestion,and real new at this so i may be completed
wrong in what im am saying but couldnt you put a table inside of the existing
one and then left justify it leaving the rest alone.


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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 01:32 PM



OK, I got ya, but is it customary to put a table inside css sheet?

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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 01:37 PM



Your guess is as good as mine. I literally just happened to read about tables
in tables 2 minutes ago thats why i mentioned it. Anything is worth a shot but
maybe someone else on here is more familiar.


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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 01:42 PM



If I try to put a table in the "masthead" it collapses and rund into the sheets below

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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 02:59 PM



Quote:
OK, I got ya, but is it customary to put a table inside css sheet?
Hi, I was just answered on this also. I was told that tables have their place,
and that is when displaying tabular information. Layout should be determined by
CSS.

I did the same sort of thing. I put a logo in the top left corner with no
margin or padding around it.

In your CSS sheet go to the body tag and use the following:
margin: 0px;

That seemed to work for me. The body of every page is set to have a small
margin around each side. If you make my suggested change it should work for you.

-Jason



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Default Re: CSS help - 07-12-2008 , 04:50 PM



Did not use tables, I went thru about 10 templates but finally getting the the
hang of it. I was able to use a css for the logo dead left no space. Just a
matter of using all the properties and the more I do the easier it gets.

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