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Old 10-14-2009, 07:20 PM
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Hi Ishkey,

Thank you so much for your quick response - I have definitely sorted out question 2 and it looks great!

I am however, still having problems with question 1.

I left the order_cards code in the css as you suggested and created a new div id called home_image
css code:
Code:
/* home image */

#home_image {
width: 277px;
    height: 281px;
    background: url(/images/main_image.gif) no-repeat 100% 0px;
    overflow: hidden;
    }
then in the HTML I removed the reference to order cards and entered:
Code:
 <div id="home_image">
<img src="http://www.mywebsite.com/images/main_image.gif" width="277" height="281" alt="image of basket" />
</div>

All that shows when I view in the browser is the alt text 'image of basket' and not the picture.
Quote:
Look at the &quot;html code to see what they are calling up to create the &quot;Order Cards&quot; What parts do you not want? Do you want to get rid of the &quot;paypal&quot; and the &quot;join&quot; and replace it with one large graphic or two graphics. Then look at the &quot;css&quot; code. Which one sets the position and size, as that's where you need to put the graphic. Will you require the lists &quot;&lt;ul&gt;&quot; the hoovers, etc. How to these elements create that section you are working on and what do you need to keep/change to &quot;call up&quot; on the &quot;html&quot; page.

to answer what you wrote I want to replace the entire order cards section with one large graphic. I don't need the lists, the hoovers etc I think what I am failing to grasp is how the css determines the position on the page.

Thanks again, I really appreciate your help.

pabst
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