July 17, 200917 yr hi - could someone advise me how to middle align my navigation text (top right) thanks in advance - eighty0ne LINK
July 17, 200917 yr Author I think you need to fix your background images first. hi & thanks for your reply crumbs, what's going on there? looks fine in my firefox any idea how to fix that tyledogg?
July 17, 200917 yr Its the size of your background image. Basically your background image us 1280*1100. Anyone with a screen resolutions bigger than that (i.e mine 1440*900) its not going to fit there resolution because there resolution is bigger than the image itself. What you can do is either get a bigger background image or get a background image that you can repeat both on the Y & X axies. Regarding your navigation bar. What i would normally do when i have the same idea as you, is put your logo as a background image of the <div> itself, or create 2 more <divs> one being the left side and the size of your logo, and the other <div> being the remainder of the right. You can then center your navigation within that <div> Make sure that you float both the <divs> left and right and then clear them after wards using <div style="clear: both;"></div>
July 17, 200917 yr Author hey tyledogg, thanks for this - i think i've got a plan for the background issue in terms of the navigation, i was hoping to vertical align the text if you see what I mean - at the moment, it sits up the top of the div - any thoughts? ta, eighty0ne
July 17, 200917 yr Do you mean putting the text in the middle? I must be having a blond moment here (I'm not blond)
July 17, 200917 yr this was brought up very recently: http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/23402-how-to-vertically-align-an-image-in-css/ should apply for text as well i'd imagine.
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