TheLifeOfNeil

No apology necessary! You’re the one taking the time to help me. =)

And that worked!
That is so close to being perfect…

Is there anyway to put some spacing between the logo and the banner?
It seems to have moved the banner more towards the left.

Thank you so much for your help thus far =)

I added that to the css and it doesn’t appear to be working.

Same effect as before.

Awesome.
I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something simple.
Thank you both for your help. =)

Thank you very much for the quick reply.

I actually entered 1 in the ‘# of WordPress Sites I Run’ area yesterday and added in my blog address and it didn’t seem to do anything.
I just did it again. Let’s see if I get any change. =-)

Update: It doesn’t appear to be making my username a hyperlink =-/

Okay. I added my 150px x 85px test logo and it’s above and to the left of the banner… I’d like it to sit in line with, and to the left of, the banner.

Hey, Andrew! Glad to have you back =)

No. The logo is not inserted on to my page at the moment.
When I add the logo it sits ABOVE the banner ad instead of to the left of it.

I have enabled the site Title and Description ONLY until I can figure out how to get my logo to sit just to the left of the banner ad.

I would still greatly appreciate any help that any of you can provide.

(On a side note, kind of odd that Andrew asked me whether or not I was using a child theme and then took off, huh? lol)

I just realized that the title of this thread says “top right” and that in my actual post I’m asking how to get it to ‘sit to the left’.
I can’t seem to edit the title or the post so just to confirm, I would like the logo to sit to the LEFT of the banner ad. =)

Any advice? My page looks so naked without a logo to bring some color to the top of the page. =P

No. I just make my css edits in the custom css area.

I may not understand how or why… but this is most definitely resolved!

Thanx again!

I guess I have to post something else to mark this topic as resolved…
I would have to say it’s pretty much resolved.

=)

I’m sold on Firebug =)

But when I remove the CSS that you had me add to my custom CSS and then use Firebug to inspect the Previous link, I do not see ANYTHING at all mentioning the word pagination.

Sorry if I’m missing something, it really isn’t too important. You figured it out and I am now able to make the Previous and Next links the size I want. I was just thinking along the lines of “If you give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime”, know what I mean? =)

But no major worries… I’ll just come back here next time and let you give me another fish. =P

Thank you very much for all of your time and help. =)

Great stuff =)

I far prefer the fix you have given me to leaving the black line at the top of the page… But technically speaking it’s not a complete fix, as my header isn’t flush against the top of the page =P

But I am more than happy with this fix for now =)

I’m on my way out, so I’m going to have to give this a break for now.

Thank you SO much for all of your help.

Firebug lets you edit HTML & CSS on the fly within the browser. So you can test out changes before implementing them on your site.

That’s awesome =) Ty for the tip!

On your site’s front page, the pagination links are in a <div id=”pagination”></div>, so all that CSS did was target links inside that div.

I have searched through my source code and inspected the previous link using both inspection tools and for the life of me I can’t figure out how you figured out that the previous link is in a pagination div.
I can’t even find the word pagination in my source code when I remove the change you had me make from my custom css!

I just thought that maybe all you had to do was right click inspect the previous link and it told you that it was a part of the pagination div group… but I guess it’s not quite that simple. lol