Greetings BFA community!

We are using Atahualpa with a rather non typical layout, placing both the logo and header images on the same horizontal plane. You can see it here:

http://acmac.net/acu/pro/

The positioning was achieved by editing the values in the Atahualpa settings within the WP control panel, like so:

Style & Edit HEADER AREA - Logo Image: Styling

float: left;
margin: 0px 0px -110px 0px;

Header Image - Header Image: Alignment

top right

We were very happy with the result until we tried viewing it in IE v 8 and 9 Beta, where the logo image disappears. Works fine in Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

Is there a custom tag we could add to any of the Ata configuration files to make IE display it, please?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Many thanks,

Slava
ACMAC

The Logo and image are in two different table cells and IE doesn't like the floating CSS for that. There are a couple of ways I handle this type of layout.

The easiest is to just create several header images with the logo and blog title as part of them such as I did on this site which uses four different images.

Another way is to add a two celled widget area in place of %logo and %image and use widgets to add your logo and text to the left area and another widget to add your image in the right. The right one in your case could be a slideshow widget which picks up a random image.

Many thanks, Larry, will give it a go!

Kind regards,

Slava
ACMAC