I want to right aligh the title and tagline here www.tvcm.co.uk/animex2011 - I've tried all sorts and searched the forum. I've done this before but I've forgotten. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.

did you look at the documentation on the option page?

I don't see any documentation that refers to this, clearly if I had I would have implimented it.

I added the following to the blog title pararmeters

text-align: right;

but it doesn't seem to do it

ato->Header Image->Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style

Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style
The overlayed blog title and blog tagline will be in a div container. Move that container around by changing the margin-top and margin-left values. To right-align the overlayed container, add float: right; and replace margin-left with margin-right. To center it, add float:none; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; text-align:center; and, instead of adding margin-top here, add padding-top to the parent container, via HTML/CSS Inserts -> CSS Inserts: div.header-image-container { padding-top: 30px; height: XXXpx; } with XXX = desired image height - padding-top value.

OK thanks -where are you seeing that documentation because I'm not exactly aware of where it is.

Hm - that solution moves the entire header image over to the right. I only wanted to move the overlayed Blog title

What CSS did you use and Where did you put it?

If you put it in ato->Header Image->Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style it shouldn't move teh image

what version are you using?

Originally Posted by juggledad

What CSS did you use and Where did you put it?

If you put it in ato->Header Image->Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style it shouldn't move teh image

what version are you using?

VERSION 3.6.4

CSS I PUT IN

div.header-image-container { padding-top: 30px; height: 180px; align: right;}

YES I arranged the Blog title to overlay the image

did you put that css in the 'ato->Header Image->Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style' option???
that is not proper, that option just uses the rules no CSS selectors

I put it in CSS inserts

well what you said with that CSS is "move the entire header image container (and everything in it) by these settings.

Now, go back and re-read post#4 once again and go to that option and read what it says

I've re-read that info and tried something else but it doesn't work for me. The text you refer to is not a well formed sentence and therefore difficult to understand. I understand that you don't want to spoonfeed me with the answer but in this instance I have no time to be educated bit by bit as i have an event tomorrow that this blog will serve. I will therefore go for a workaround I figured. I'm a little dissapointed, I've donated to this theme. Flynn used to answer questions very effectively - so much so that I reccomended him to Matt Mullenwig. I don't know who you are but your cryptic messages as self appointed educator have not been helpful. I shall not be donating to you and I'd appreciate you not answering any of my future questions (if you intend to do so in this manner) - I thought this was a support forum.

Here is a screenshot of that section.

Thanks, I've seen that but I struggle to comprehend that. I've gone with my workaround and it's fine so I'm good to go with my event. I'll be reconsidering the themes I use for future projects.

As an addendum to my screenshot. Positioning that item is a matter of using the proper margins, padding, width, border, etc. in the Overlayed Blog Title/Tagline Style box.