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Posted by Neredbojias on 06/14/15 11:42
With neither quill nor qualm, Martin Clark quothed:
> I am developing a new design for a canal society website.
> The look I am attempting to achieve can be seen here:
> http://www.tamevalley.freeserve.co.uk/hcs/index.htm
> This has been achieved easily using tables for layout.
>
> However, I am mindful of the current thinking that CSS should be used
> for layout rather than tables.
> I have managed to get as far as this using CSS for layout:
> http://www.tamevalley.freeserve.co.uk/hcs/index2.htm
>
> There are four problems I would appreciate help with:
>
> 1) The society's name in the header section appears at the bottom of the
> dark blue header box, whereas I want it to be vertically central. I have
> used vertical-align: middle; but I think this only affects images rather
> than text.
> In IE6, the text sits on the white line at the bottom of the box. In
> Firefox it partly disappears behind the navigation bar. In Opera it
> partly overlaps the navigation bar.
> How can I get the text to appear half-way up the dark blue header box?
It appears to be next to an image, so when you use vertical-align,
assign a value in pixels (which will be _roughly_ half the image
height.)
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Neredbojias
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