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  • Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    Yes, I gave you a 100% rating!

    For future releases, you might think of having a few CSS selectors, e.g., choose odd /even row colors, fixed col width, etc. Would help non-CSS people. I spent about an hour trying to see what the custom window wanted. Some plugins frame with “{}”, some want “;” at the end of the elements, etc.

    It’s great though! Maybe now I can archive my little table snippets once and for all!
    John

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    I was referring to the “Sociable” plugin. The forum is loaded with issues with this, so I deleted the folder and went with JetPack. I wanted to display sharing icons on posts only; not on landing page, not in sidebars, etc.

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    Sociable. Eh, stupid me, in a hurry thougt I was posting on the dude’s forum!

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    Issue solved. All by myself. What’s with this forum??

    How to position header image so that it appears to flow or spill over on top of the menu bar – so there is not a clear demarcation between the header image and nav bar:

    1. Create header image with navbar color of your choice at the very bottom of the image. The very bottom of your header image should have a solid color (or gradient) aprox 45-50 px high. Then, the rest of your header image (logo) occupies the main body of the header image.
    2. Save image as transparent .png.
    3. Set CSS to accept exact size header image, so that you can upload the custom header image w/o cropping. Otherwise, the jscript cropper will “help you out” by converting the .png to non-transparent .jpg. Thanks guys.
    4. Append the following elements to the bottom of your theme’s style.css:
    #access, #access2, #access3 {
    background: transparent;
    position: absolute;
    top: -40px;

    That really should do it. You may have to tweak, depending on what theme you have. If you’re using Weaver, just add the above code to Main Options > Header > Menu bar. Add to the “CSS rules.”

    Cheers!

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    May have done it. So far, I simply have added “background: transparent” to to the nav bar. This caused the “way too high” header img to become visible behind the menu bar. I then positioned the main container top margin top margin to where it needs to go. Tested at low screen resolutions, seems fine.

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    Anybody?? Wow, busy forum…

    Thread Starter Johnpate

    (@tsedeck)

    Yo! I reinsstalled the theme. All set!

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