How to fix the position of the logo.

having the same problem - would appreciate help

Having the same problem as well. It only seems to be happening in Firefox since I upgraded. IE7 and 8 show it just fine. Since the upgrade, it's been displaying partially behind my blog recent posts in the main banner...I really had hoped this would have been fixed in my latest updates... :(

Having the same problem as well. It only seems to be happening in Firefox since I upgraded. IE7 and 8 show it just fine. Since the upgrade, it's been displaying partially behind my blog recent posts in the main banner...I really had hoped this would have been fixed in my latest updates... :(

Actually, I think I've figured it out--here's the code I had in the header middle section in a block called "Logo Link":

<a href="/"><img border="0" style="position: absolute; top: -5px;" src="/images/logoBlack.png"/></a>

I changed it to top: -10px; and it seems fine now. Of course this still doesn't answer what happened when I upgraded FF, but I suspect it has something to do with the way they're handling absolute positioning now. Hope that helps!

Doug
www.eighthourlunch.com

This worked for me, however Firefox / IE put it at a different position then does Chrome. I wonder if you could just edit the style.css and position it a little higher?

Ok, I had an "oh duh" moment this morning. Fixing the logo issue is *easy*. Btw, what I put above didn't work after all, it just looked like it had after refreshing (same behavior as always).

What I did instead was open /themes/acquia_slate/images/header.png in Photoshop, added my logo directly to the background image and resaved it in the same format (PNG-8).

Then, in my header middle block I added this:

<a href="/"><img border="0" style="position: absolute; top: -5px;" src="/images/spacer.gif" width="257" height="80"/></a>

Seems to be working fine:

http://www.eighthourlunch.com/

...so if you have an own LOGO and you want to change the position you have to change the style.css ;-)

#header-first #logo {                            /* logo postion.  default image replaced if you upload your own */                                            
  position: relative;                                                                                                                                          
  bottom: 30px;                                                                                                                                                
  right: 15px;                                                                                                                                                  
}

that works for me ;-) in both version, in the STABLE and in the DEV Version of the theme...