My instinct would be to keep the logo whole and "float" it above the other
content. Give your centered content column relative positioning and
position the logo absolutely. The relative positioning shouldn't interfere
with centering the content but will contain any absolutely positioned children.
Paul
At 04:53 PM 7/1/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a fixed-width horizontally centered layout that looks like ...
http://learn.webmarksonline.com/css/comp1.gif
See how that corner graphic spans my masthead div and the leftcolumn div. If
this was an absolutely positioned fixed layout, I would put the graphic into a
div and absolutely position it. Since this is a horizontally-centered layout,
I normally would have sliced the image into two pieces and put one piece
as the
background of my masthead, and another piece as the background of my
leftcolumn.
Is the way I'm doing, the standard method for this? Or is there a
better way?
I wondering if there is a better way than to slice up a perfectly good logo.
Thanks,
artcoder
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