[SOLVED] How to add padding between the border lines and the rotating header image
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I was in the HTML inserts tab and I was trying to add to get studiol01.jpg to look like studiol02.jpg. I just really want to move everything a few spaces down under the first border line.
I tried adding padding then a margin under the borders div but with no success, where should I be modifying it? Thanks! |
It's hard to say without seeing the site. It could be in CSS Inserts or it could be one of the %bars or some styling for the menubars.
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http://studiolonline.com/ That's the site, I'm not sure what it could be. Maybe there is a div for basically the body of the site excluding the menu/logo image etc? That's probably just wishful thinking. |
Instead of putting a border on the image put a %bar1 or %bar2 over %image and style the bar as desired.
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So wait %bar1 and %bar2 are the things in the header options or I would have to add them in to the HTML/CSS inserts? So if it's the header options one, I'd disable the line I already have in the HTML/CSS inserts then go in make that black but how would I position it? Does it have a default starting location? Because I've changed the colors before I just never noticed it popping up anywhere. |
Oh and I should have put this in earlier because this is the section I was modifying:
div#imagecontainer { border-top: solid 1px #333; border-bottom: solid 0px #333; border-spacing: 10px; } Just tried padding-top, padding, margin but margin moves everything including the image, border-spacing doesn't work at all. |
In ATO>Style & edit Header Area put %bar1 just before %image. Then scroll down to that same section and style the bar. You will probably just put a top border on it and make the height the distance you want the bar from the image.
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There's only one problem now is that it goes out too far to the right, is there any way to limit that? height: 1px; background: #fff; border-top: solid 1px #000; padding: 10px; Those are my settings |
width: XXXpx;
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Wait forget that I did it with:
height: 1px; background: #fff; border-top: solid 1px #000; padding: 10px; Width: 98.3%; Thanks a ton for all your help. |
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