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Ian McKenzie said:
11:58 AMThat might be the space for the Blogger NavBar. Even though it's hidden, the page source is showing a height of 24 pixels for the NavBar. I'm not sure if that's something you can adjust in the Blogger template. It's the first thing after the opening Body tag.
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NathanColquhoun said:
12:05 PMPernell I like this one a lot.
i like the titles for each post better than the last one, and that is a cool picture too.
Good idea about the blogger nav bar, i didn't even think of that.
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Pernell said:
12:05 PMLeslie - thanks for niothing :)
Ian - when I am in the template, the height of the NavBar says "0px". Weird huh?
I just tried a different template and it's doing the same thing. I need to do some research when I have time.
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NathanColquhoun said:
12:07 PMHow do i get to the permalink now of each post?
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Al said:
1:01 PMFYI,
With the header at the top I can see the image in Internet Explorer [which I am forced to use at work].
When the header is removed, like on the cohort blog, the image is missing when viewed in IE.
I know you say best viewed with Firefox.
Just so you know.
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Leslie said:
2:00 PMGlad it is figured out. Looks great. Now I have a question about mine. At the risk of sounding like an idiot I am trying to get rid of the separation between my header and main content. I have messed around with it and can't figure it out. If you can help email me please!
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Peter said:
7:11 PMhave you tried actaully deleting the nav bar instead of not displaying it? Its still showing up in your source code and might make a difference.
Peter
ps- I like this design too. A header picture is always nice. And if you ever get bored of bloggers templates you could switch to wordpress, a ton more options for custumizing.
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McDLT said:
12:02 PMYep it's the navbar, but I'm not sure if you can delete it without breaking Blogger TOS - worth looking into.
I like the design and am glad you're blogging. :)
11:55 AM
Well, with all of my expertise I'd have to say, "no, no I don't have any ideas" :)