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Hello,
I am sure this have been mentioned many times-I did my research-but I couldn’t find a solution to fix this.
The logo in http://sara-alhaddad.com/index_.html shows perfectly in Safari. The upper part is a linkable image, the lower part is an image background as I want to place text next to it.
I don’t know why doesn’t it work on Firefox or Opera. I tried changing
– background-image: url(images/lpt2.png); to background: url(images/lpt2.png);
– background-image: url(images/lpt2.png); to background: url(../images/lpt2.png);
– & placing url(“images/lpt2.png”);
But none seemed to work. Is there a way to make it visible?
Thank you!
Sara.
background-image: url(images/lpt2.png);
height:;
Make sure to at least set a height.
Done & nothing has changed! If I set the height more than the actual image, the upper part moves. Other than that, it didn’t make any difference.
I misread what you wrote. If you want to have the text next to the logo, you will have to float the logo to the left.
Oh no, you got it right. I have no issue with the text placement (updated page- http://sara-alhaddad.com/index_.html) My problem is that the background image in the same cell as the text is not showing in any browser but Safari. I would like to fix that so it can show in other browsers.