Hi,

I'm having trouble getting the new widget I added to the header to align to the right on the same line as my logo. This is the code I have in the header:

%logo <?php bfa_widget_area('name=My new widget area'); ?> %pages

and the page is here:

http://pinefurnitureonline.co.uk


I'm sure it's just a simple alignment problem but I just can't get it. Thanks,

Bob

do you mean the 'P' in Pine not ligning up with the green box under it?

If so, you need to go edit your image logo.png because it has about an 1/8 inch of white space before the 'P' in the image

If you want the logo and the Spring Sale on the same line I believe you will have to create a two celled widget area, not use the %logo, and put one widget to hold the logo and one widget to hold the Spring Sale item.

Thanks for the reply guys,

it's as lmilesw says, I want to get the widget on the same line as the logo. I'll have a look at the header instructions again and try and do a two cell widget,

cheers

Here is the code I used on one of my sites. It's the area just below the menu.

<?php bfa_widget_area('name=Top widget area&cells=2&align=1&width_2=170&before_widget=<div id="%1$s" class="header-widget %2$s">&after_widget=</div>'); ?>

In my case I just set the width of the second area to 170 and let the first area fill the rest of the space.

Thanks very much for that Larry.

I have tried it - the adblock goes in fine, how do I link the logo in now - do I have to have an absolute url?

Also, it's placed the block directly ontop of the navbar and I'd like to get a bit of padding on there - where do I add that?

Thanks again for your help,

Bob

edit: Manage to get it sorted apart from the little bit of padding at the bottom

You can use an href in the widget to link the logo to the home page which is what I presume you want to do. I would just throw in the absolute url. As for the padding. You could either pad the image in the widget or easier still would be to style a %bar with white borders and make it the height you want and put it under the widget area. I hope that is clear.