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Need CSS help pleaseee
Logo is left aligned in FF and Chrome but not IE
CSS is below: Code:
#header .line1 .logo a img { width: 456px; height: 50px; What can i add to make it left aligned for a image? |
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float: left;
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left aligned to what? without code is just guessing but you have to set parent element to text-align:left like machinegunkelly said.Could not work in some cases - you gave us too little..
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Somewhat correct, however you must clear floats after the div or it'll run into other position/spacing issues.
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![]() We need the header code to give the best answer.
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<div class="line1"> <div class="logo"> <a href="{$catalogs.customer}/home.php"><img src="{$ImagesDir}/xlogo.gif" alt="" align="left"></a> </div> {include file="customer/tabs.tpl"} {include file="customer/phones.tpl"} </div> Thats in the template |
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<div class="line1"> <div class="logo" style="text-align:left;"> <a href="{$catalogs.customer}/home.php"><img src="{$ImagesDir}/xlogo.gif" alt=""></a> </div> {include file="customer/tabs.tpl"} {include file="customer/phones.tpl"} </div> Adding the style of text-align: left should solve your problem.
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Float left and then a clearing div afterwards.
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It should be the CSS machinegunkelly posted. But maybe in IE anchors don't inherit their text alignment from the parent or something, so it might be
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.logo a { text-align:left; }
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it shows Code:
.HeadLogo { PADDING-LEFT: 27px; TEXT-ALIGN: left; HEIGHT: 65px; |
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Maybe set the width and height of the containing div:
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.logo { width:100%; height:auto; text-align:left; }
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With IE, it could be fuckin' anything... god damned browser.
the chances of us solving this over a message board are likely slim. I sent you an ICQ juicy, I'll take a look at the code for ya if you link me.
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