• Hi,
    Apologies in advance I am a noob when it comes to css, I’ve tried to search an answer but feel free to tell me I am being stupid.
    On my header I have my header image, yet there is a space for another image to the right of it which I cannot figure out how to fill. I have centralised the image but the code ended up centralising everything too small. Ideally I would like to add another image where this space is. It isn’t an extenstion on the previous image, it’s just a gap.
    Is this due to the theme and placement of the header image?
    How can I amend this to look better?

    timelordsandunicorns.co.uk

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  • The reason why a gap is there is because your logo image isn’t large enough to fill up the container it is within.

    If you just want to centralize the logo image you can use this:

    .logo { text-align: center; }

    You could also stretch the logo to fill up the container, but your current logo is a square-shaped image, it won’t look good trying to fill up a rectangular area with that.

    Alternatively, create a large rectangular image to use as your logo to help fill in some gaps.

    Hope this helps.

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