Try placing the margins and so on on the <h2>, then add a <span> and put
the background image and the border on that.
Barnaby Scott wrote:
>The reason I had {position: relative;} was so that I could force a vertical
>space before the H2 and reduce the space below it (by a combination of line
>height and top offset). If I had left it as a block, I could have forced it
>down vertically with a top margin, but then I couldn't fix the bottom border
>to the length of the text.
>
>
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