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Same here.

All right, those parameters won’t cut it. I want the logo to be inside the “header-nav” wrapper (https://i.minus.com/jbzyXPedWhf64c.png), and not floating to the far left of the screen. Can it be done?

Thanks in advance.

Well, it works. Thanks a lot for taking your time helping me on this, pal.

Anyway, one last question (I promise) what if I want to switch the logo for another one?

Thank you, damiroquai. But I can’t manage to put the logo and the nav bar one after the other (which is what I originally intended).

These are my CSS settings as of now:

.myfixed #nav-sub {display:none;} .myfixed #tagline {display:none;} .myfixed #header-social {display:none;} .myfixed #header-search {display:none;} .myfixed #header-line {display:none;} .myfixed #subheader-nav {display:none;} .myfixed #logo a {max-width:40%;}

And this is how it actually looks like on the site: https://i.minus.com/j2osDZEAjTEFQ.png.

So, what can I do to have the logo and the nav bar be on the same line? Much in Polygon‘s style, for example.

What if you wanted to exclude all categories but two of them? Would it be something like this?:

$query_posts = 'cat='.$category.'&cat=-3,-4&posts_per_page='.$wp_skitter_slides;