Adding the “clear: both;” to your CSS here seems to fix that:
#branding img {
clear: both;
display: block;
height: auto;
width: 100%;
}
But you really should not be modifying theme files – as all of your changes will be ovewritten when WP is updated. Rather a child theme would allow you to make file changes safely – http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
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eahand
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Thanks a million! I put that in the child theme, which I do have. I just couldn’t figure out the way to get the nav bar in between the title and the header in any other way but in the theme . Maybe I should start a new thread about that.
so many thanks!
Your site shows twentyeleven (not child) as active? But you should be able to put a modified header.php file in the child theme without any troubles – is that what you did?
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eahand
(@eahand)
Oh, no. I put it in the edit css feature that came with jetpack. I thought that was basically the same as a child theme.
That’s fine/great so far as CSS – but if you modified the header.php file that would necessitate a child theme…
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eahand
(@eahand)
I can see that now. okay, well that’s another project on the stack. Thanks for your help.
that’s another project on the stack
LOL – I think we all have a pile like that :).
