stevebrett

that then makes the image scale only horizontally it stays its original full height no doubt because of the explicit height:224px. Otherwise its pretty functional FF

I remove the height: I get no header image at all.

In safari I get no header image in any case

Thanks Andrew css blindness set in.- now it doesn’t resize at all in safari.

#branding {
background-image:url(images/walker-creek-banner.gif);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-position: center bottom ;
background-color: #DAD7D2;
background-size:100%;
width:100%;
height:224px;
overflow:hidden;
position:relative;
}

That did it thanks so much

Possibly reduced some, but not entirely. The white space still exists and as such so does my problem.

I do apreciate and thank you for your effort and thought however

Thanks again- but It dosnt appear to be line-height. The current style (just installed) as all line-heights commented out

Andrew thanks for your input. The overflow: auto closed up the gap at the top of #content.

If you look at https://searts.org/wp/mission-history/ now you will see there is space above #content that wasn’t there before. Oddly this space is apparent if the content is text – but not if its an image.

I also tried your other suggestions none of which had any impact unfortunatley.

Steve

Sorry I should have reposted – I got the loop working again by changing query to select on post_type=tribe_events as opposed to the category#

Duh, never mind I had forgotten to change the site url in the settings. Thought i had, checked it twice, but I guess the third times a charm.

thanks

Thanks I did that which fixed several hundred string s in three or 4 tables, but both the permalinks,and the menu urls are un-affected.

Any other thoughts would certainly be appreciated