You can try giving your logo img a float:left in your css if you are doing your own styles. Floats can be tricky if you haven’t worked with them before, though.
You could alternatively add the text to the image file instead, but be sure to add the same text to your html and position it out of view for SEO sake.
You can try giving your logo img a float:left in your css if you are doing your own styles. Floats can be tricky if you haven’t worked with them before, though.
I have been trying in CSS. But even after I formated the img, how can I squeeze another object to the right of the logo and style it?
You could alternatively add the text to the image file instead, but be sure to add the same text to your html and position it out of view for SEO sake.
mm, the logo img is uploaded to the theme option. How can I add text to it and make the text show??
Option 1 would depend on your theme and the ease or difficulty in adding another element to the header. I didn’t notice which theme you were using, but some of the better ones provide hooks for such additional content. (Floating the img will allow the added text to rise to the right of it.)
Option 2 requires making a new, replacement logo image (of course incorporating the existing logo) which includes the text as part of the image. That’s the reason I said to add and hide the same text, because search engines will not recognize text in an image.
Hopefully someone else will have better suggestions for you, but I was trying to give you some other ideas to help get unstuck. Look closely at your theme’s template for a way to inject what you need.
