Hi I have 3 images in my header (added via the top.tpl file). I noticed when viewing the site in on a larger monitor, the images move below the other, stacking on top & thus pushing the rest of the page down. I tried adding an img float left tag in the style sheet but that didn’t fix it.
In the top.tpl file I’m using the non-breaking space code between them to add space between them.
Any ideas?
Please post a screenshot, and code that is causing the problem.
Cheers
Here’s the code from the top.tpl file:
```php
{* $Id: top.tpl 3700 2007-08-21 06:28:14Z zeke $ *}
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{include file="top_menu.tpl"} ```
And here's a screen shot. The images at top left are 3 separate images. The top is the company logo & the two below are the ones I added to the code above. They normally display horizontally but in a bigger monitor they stack. The image is attached & is small - it's the only way I could get it uploaded with the forum's size restrictions.
[quote name=‘Brennie369’]Here’s the code from the top.tpl file:
```php
{* $Id: top.tpl 3700 2007-08-21 06:28:14Z zeke $ *}
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{include file="top_menu.tpl"} ```And here's a screen shot. The images at top left are 3 separate images. The top is the company logo & the two below are the ones I added to the code above. They normally display horizontally but in a bigger monitor they stack. The image is attached & is small - it's the only way I could get it uploaded with the forum's size restrictions.[/quote]
Hi, post the url, I have a look.
Probably you must put it in a div tag.
P.S. What's that mini picture? :mrgreen:
The mini picture is a screenshot of the issue at hand. I had to crop & make it small so it fit within the size restrictions of image uploads in this forum. hehehe
The problem only occurs on wide monitors - not necessarily wide screen resolutions. I have a wide screen res on my monitor at home but that’s a 17" monitur & doesn’t display the same problem. For some reason I only see it on my monitor at work, which is also in the same resolution but it’s a little bigger (not much).
[quote name=‘Brennie369’]The mini picture is a screenshot of the issue at hand. I had to crop & make it small so it fit within the size restrictions of image uploads in this forum. hehehe
The problem only occurs on wide monitors - not necessarily wide screen resolutions. I have a wide screen res on my monitor at home but that’s a 17" monitur & doesn’t display the same problem. For some reason I only see it on my monitor at work, which is also in the same resolution but it’s a little bigger (not much).
Here’s the link: http://www.dreamsoy.com[/quote]
Do you use the same browser on your computers?
I had a look on your site: they are differences between IE7 and FF3.5.5
It shows the wrong coding in FF.
Try this one.
Bye
```php
{* $Id: top.tpl 3700 2007-08-21 06:28:14Z zeke $ *}
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{include file="top_menu.tpl"} ```
That solved my problem, thank you very much!