What am I doing wrong?

bfoster0320 · May 9, 2006

I have my banner on all of the pages that I want it on except the "Pricing & Examples" category. I looked at all of the CSS Code, but I can't find the error, can someone help me?

Barb · May 9, 2006

bfoster0320 wrote:

I have my banner on all of the pages that I want it on except the "Pricing & Examples" category. I looked at all of the CSS Code, but I can't find the error, can someone help me?

Hi

Please give us your smugmug URL, i.e., xxxxxxx.smugmug.com. Will be much easier to help then. Thx!

bfoster0320 · May 9, 2006

Sorry Here it is:

http://www.cajunbeauties.com

Barb · May 9, 2006

bfoster0320 wrote:

Sorry Here it is:

http://www.cajunbeauties.com

If you want your header on all pages, remove the yellow from your CSS:

[COLOR=Yellow].homepage[/COLOR] #my_header {
   display: block;
  margin-left:auto;
  margin-right:auto;
   background: url(http://www.cajunbeauties.com/photos/68670451-L.jpg);
   height: 100px;
   width: 800px;
   }

bfoster0320 · May 9, 2006

I only want it on Category pages, and one of those has a different banner.

I only want to make sure that the "Pricing & Examples" page has the "Cajunbeauties" banner above the Nav Bar along with the pages that already have that banner. I must have made a mistake somewhere, because, eveything else works fine except for the "Pricing & Examples" page.

Barb · May 9, 2006

bfoster0320 wrote:

I only want it on Category pages, and one of those has a different banner.

I only want to make sure that the "Pricing & Examples" page has the "Cajunbeauties" banner above the Nav Bar along with the pages that already have that banner. I must have made a mistake somewhere, because, eveything else works fine except for the "Pricing & Examples" page.

Well let's start with the typo on "category" and I'll look again at the rest.

.catefory_Pricing_&_Examples #my_header {
   display: block;

bfoster0320 · May 9, 2006

bygates wrote:
Well let's start with the typo on "category" and I'll look again at the rest.
.catefory_Pricing_&_Examples #my_header {
   display: block;

I found that after I posted, and fixed that already, but it doesen't fix the original problem.

Barb · May 9, 2006

bfoster0320 wrote:

I found that after I posted, and fixed that already, but it doesen't fix the original problem.

Here ya go. Replace what you have for that page with this. Notice the difference in how the name of the category shows.

.category_Pricing__Examples #my_header {
   display: block;
   margin-left:auto;
   margin-right:auto;
   background: url(http://www.cajunbeauties.com/photos/68670451-L.jpg);
   height: 100px;
   width: 800px;
   }

bfoster0320 · May 9, 2006

Thanks, I am new to CSS code, and I didn't know that the & sign is not needed there. Now I have learned 1 more thing, so Today wasn't a waste after all.

Barb · May 9, 2006

bfoster0320 wrote:

Thanks, I am new to CSS code, and I didn't know that the & sign is not needed there. Now I have learned 1 more thing, so Today wasn't a waste after all.

You're welcome. That's how we all learn - one thing at a time

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