Hard to give much exact help without a link to your site, but try adding this to the style.css file:
#header-message {
float: right;
margin: ??px ??px ??px ??px;
}
You can adjust the alignment of it by adding margin settings in the above. Margins are: top right bottom left;
Replace all ?? with some numbers (zero if nothing else)
Thanks, that worked! I added the CSS and by trial and error came up with:
#header-message {
float: right;
margin: -50px 340px 0px 0px;
}
Site: http://www.picturedujour.com/
Does not look quite right in Firefox — it’s under the title — I think you only need 40 where you have 340!
Weird, it looks perfect to me–here’s a screenshot:
http://peerhere.com/temp/wp-tagline.png
I’m on FF 12 and OS X 10.7.4
I tried several margin settings…I wonder if you’re seeing an earlier one–although I didn’t make my last post until I got it right.
Ah, try narrowing your browser window…there are ways around that, but a bit more complicated — using absolute positing in CSS.
Ah, I see what you mean…I’ll experiment with absolute positioning, thanks.
Actually, I tried that and I think that’s not the best either…maybe just remove float, and then use the margin setting to move it — that way it’s relative to the title — which is what you want, I think. though you probably then also need to add top margin to the nav bar…
