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concho pearl -> on last ccs help - I hope (4/7/2007 20:28:53)

First of all thanks for all the help here.

I've gotten my site pretty much the way I want it.

Just one more question , the one template I'm using is a word press template.
Word press has you write a tag line that is then put into the template.

My tag line is WE DO FOR A LIVIN ' - WHAT WE DO FOR FUN!

Here on word press it's on the left, on the site which is done in FP it's on the right.
Is there a way to move it to the left?

http://outdoorsmansa.com/bragboard/



Nicole -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/8/2007 2:44:18)

Have you tried adding style="text-align: right;"




jaybee -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/8/2007 5:58:21)

On the site you have buckeloads of non-breaking spaces again 

<td colspan="4" class="logocell" bgcolor="#002400" height="28">                                                                                      <font size="2">   
			</font>    <font color="#80755E" face="Arial">                      
			<i><b>WE DO FOR A LIVIN '  -  WHAT WE DO FOR FUN!</b></i></font></td>


To put the text on the left get rid of all those and it should shift across. If not then right click on the cell and choose align left.

or you can shift your Wordpress over to the right. In your styles you've got a bit of a mess you should sort out anyway

.description {
FONT-SIZE: 1.2em;
TEXT-ALIGN: center;
COLOR: #7D5B38;
TEXT-DECORATION: none;
TEXT-ALIGN: left;
margin-left: 5px;
}

delete one of those and change the other to text-align:right;



Nicole -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/8/2007 6:13:49)

My appologies, I used the Firefox Web Developer Toolbar to edit CSS and just changed the text-align: left to text-align: right.

I didn't see the other one.

btw, I know you didn't ask either, but your banner image took 23 seconds to load on Broadband, that must be painfully slow on dial-up. I'd look at that too.



concho pearl -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/8/2007 17:07:15)

Thanks for the FYI, I thought I had all the png files out but I found one, it's loading at 11 sec. 128K



treetopsranch -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/8/2007 23:25:50)

Still too long. Most dialups are 28-33k. When I used to surf with my dial up I was outa there after 5 seconds if the web hadn't loaded by then.



jaybee -> RE: on last ccs help - I hope (4/9/2007 4:32:24)

Ideally you should try to keep images down around the 40k max mark. If your page is specifically aimed towards a market where you visitors are likely to be on dial-up then the entire page needs to be around 40k.



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