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Posted by Ben C on 03/15/07 08:38
On 2007-03-15, al jones <alfredmjones@shotmail.com> wrote:
> I've taken some advice; and taken a look at htmldog and done some chopping
> and now need some ideas / help. (('Help' can be defined as pointing me
> towards a web page or something to google though I've worn out Google for
> the night.))
>
> URL http://aljones.us/ab
>
> There are several things I need to look at, but the top two (on the page
> and my list) are:
>
> The H1 - Broken Chains Ministry - I'd like to have it centered between the
> two hand images; but I can't see how to make that work. Oddly enough, that
> the one thing that a the couple of people who have looked at this have
> commented on ....
Lose float:left and width:400px on the H1, and move
<img class="rhands" src="m_files/handsright.jpg" alt="Right Hands" height="95" width="63">
up a few lines so it appears in the source immediately after the other
two images.
i.e. so you have:
<banner>
<lighthouse>
<left hands>
<right hands>
<h1>
instead of
<banner>
<lighthouse>
<left hands>
<h1>
<right hands>
This way the h1 takes up the full width, and text-align: center centres
its inline content in that width between the floats (lighthouse and two
sets of hands).
You need to move the right hands or FF puts them below (known float bug
shared by FF and IE).
[...]
> Extending the blue Navbar to the footer.
You can use absolute positioning for the navbar rather than a float. Or
you could fake it with a background-image on body that is a horizontal
stripe of blue the same colour and width as the navbar (and 1px high)
and set to repeat-y all the way down.
> The footer (stolen from ALA and I thought I understood what I was reading)
> not centered and no color - even though both are specified.
It looks like it's that "* html " at the start of the selector for
#footer-wrapper that's causing FF to ignore it. What's it supposed to be
anyway, some of kind of browser-bug-switching-hack?
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