Logo shows differently in IE and FF

[OriginalTouch]

Hi, hopefully a quick one:

just working on a new site at: http://www.originaltouch.co.uk/acatalog/

In the header using Executive theme, IE displays correctly and our logo pushes the whole header down. However, in FF, the logo is overlapping the header line.

Take a look it's easier to see what I mean.

Have put <br/>s in but no difference.

Whichever solution I use, I'd prefer the header image to display the same in both IE and FF - possible?

[leehack]

For the first 6 months of V8, this was the most common problem asked, probably 50 times, sure its in the problem solvers thread too. You need to set the height according to the height of the logo image.

[TraceyHand]

Sam...firstly, Firebug...get it and use it with Firefox.

OK, look at the height of your logo and compare that to the height set under page_header_content in your Actinic Stylesheet

That should put you on the right track

[OriginalTouch]

Thanks Lee, that's where I am looking to do it

Have changed the table that the logo is in, but the whole logo moves down and still overlaps.

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td height="120" valign="middle"><actinic:variable name="CompanyLogoImage" /></td>
</tr>
</table>

Maybe, you could point me to the thread with the solution?

[leehack]

Maybe, you could point me to the thread with the solution?

There will be about 30 of them!

It will all tend to be something to do with:

.page_header_content {
width: 762px;
text-align: left;
height: 63px;
}

Check that out, don't put height on <td>'s unless you have to.

[OriginalTouch]

Thanks. Got it - was trying to chnage the height in the logo table instead of actinic.css.

Thanks Tracey, got Firebug - just hadn't got it set up to look at local files!
And having to upload just to see a couple of changes is very frustrating!

[TraceyHand]

Thanks Tracey, got Firebug - just hadn't got it set up to look at local files!
And having to upload just to see a couple of changes is very frustrating!

As long as you have Firefox open, you should be able to use Firebug.
Doesn't matter if it's viewing a preview page or an online one.