Getting gravatars up and running reminded me: I did at one point attempt to put the main image up in the header, aligned against the right margin, but couldn’t quite make it work. Anyone know what I need to put where for that?
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4 comments on “Picture this”
Hey! All I did was to use align=”right” … like this (here is hoping the pre tag will work)…
grrrrr
<img src=”<?php gravatar() ?>” alt=”" align=”right”/>
Which appears to be what you have done…
Hi Buffy! The main problem we (ie wolf angel and me) were having with our gravatars was the alignment with short comments in certain browsers other than IE (in short: not enough space for the gravatars to sit below each other); you won’t have had that because you already have your comments boxed (which was the basic solution); but you’ve just made me realise that align right may well solve the slight wonkiness I’m noticing in IE, so thanks for that…
I realised I should have elaborated a bit on the problem I was describing in this post, when I tried to put my main image in the header in the CSS layout file a while back and couldn’t get it to sit where I wanted. Now I know what to do to align images in HTML, but I wasn’t sure about CSS syntax (I’m still pretty crap at CSS…). The CSS instructions I was finding were about using a background image; or they assumed that you wanted to *completely* replace the text with a header image. I’d just like to have the picture up in the corner (alongside the header text) rather than at the top of the right column. (Picky, picky, picky…)