CSS Image size problem – check site inside

  • If you go to chicagoexhibiting.com and look at the top right hand corner, you’ll see a botch of blue (whether you use firefox or IE).

    Apparently my image size is too big so how do I adjust the image? I want to be about 2″ x 3″ at the top left hand corner above ” Skyline Metro Chicago Presents….”

    Also, I am only using the editing function through style.css.

    Here’s the code:

    #headerdec {

	behavior: url("wp-content/themes/web20/iepngfix.htc");
	background-image: url("images/SMCLogoFlashCardwhitefont.gif");
	width: 129px;
	height: 97px;
	margin-left: 526px;
}

    Thanks for any help

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  • I’m having a hard time visualizing what you’re saying.

    Should the box be floating in the upper left hand corner, with the text directly below it (so the blues flow into each other)?

    Yes, your image is way too large: 1129 x 479 and the css is set to 129 x 97. But even if you resize your image it will still be behind your title and search field…is that what you want?

    I always thought the htc was supposed to be called in the head?

    Thread Starter nshin2142

    (@nshin2142)

    thanks for the responses.

    here’s an example of what i want it to look like:

    https://blog.hubspot.com/

    see how they’re logo is at the top left hand corner. i want our logo to be a similar size and in the same location. how do i change the coding in the css style editing section listed in my original post?

    Thanks.

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