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Hey people

 

Following yesterday's fiasco, i am back on track and have customised my first website's blog. I am happy with it all apart from the header.

 

I probably haven't done it the best way, but I basically inserted my header image into the header.php file.

 

But two problems; the customised header I was using before has been appearing around it and the height is not right although the css and image properties are correct. When you look at the link, you will see how the header sizes for the rest of the website.

 

I have temporarily corrected the customised header problem by changing all the colours in it to white so it doesn't show as I just can't see which part of the php / which template file is responsible for this.

 

Any ideas folks? 

 

Thanks ...... Link

It's to do with your h1 tag i think, could be a padding property

 

Update: your h1 tag on your blog section has margin:0 applied to it, you've not applied this on the other pages.... i think that's probably the cause of the problem, or at least one of the culprits

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Ah - had another look at the h1 tags. Took out all padding and margin values (as in website css) and also the 4em font-size! Looks as good as perfect.

 

What's the issue with the previous custom header though....any ideas?

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