2010-08-07, 02:21 PM
2010-08-07, 06:43 PM
The least painful way to do this will be to make your header image the background of a div (eg #header_image), then float your welcome block in the div..
2010-08-07, 11:40 PM
(2010-08-07, 06:43 PM)quacktacular Wrote: [ -> ]The least painful way to do this will be to make your header image the background of a div (eg #header_image), then float your welcome block in the div..My header's a PHP rotating header though..
2010-08-08, 02:12 AM
(2010-08-07, 11:40 PM)The90sKid Wrote: [ -> ]Just the image (eg using a random.php)? That shouldn't matter you can still set background in your CSS.(2010-08-07, 06:43 PM)quacktacular Wrote: [ -> ]The least painful way to do this will be to make your header image the background of a div (eg #header_image), then float your welcome block in the div..My header's a PHP rotating header though..
The other option is using relative/absolute positioning and z-index, which is about as painful as a root canal..
2010-08-10, 03:27 PM
(2010-08-08, 02:12 AM)quacktacular Wrote: [ -> ]As in it uses a piece of code in global.php.(2010-08-07, 11:40 PM)The90sKid Wrote: [ -> ]Just the image (eg using a random.php)? That shouldn't matter you can still set background in your CSS.(2010-08-07, 06:43 PM)quacktacular Wrote: [ -> ]The least painful way to do this will be to make your header image the background of a div (eg #header_image), then float your welcome block in the div..My header's a PHP rotating header though..
The other option is using relative/absolute positioning and z-index, which is about as painful as a root canal..
Seems like the latter option is the one I'll have to go for.
2012-05-06, 11:27 AM
Is there any tutorial to implement this floating bar? I need it too.