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Clipping top
12 years 6 months ago #1
by laurelle
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
Replied by laurelle on topic Re: Clipping top
Hi,
The right menu has the same problem, so add top margin to the appropriate CSS selector for the right menu. In this case: div.mod-tile h3.header
Get firebug to help you determine what CSS selector you need to add the margin to. It will also help you determine what css file to edit.
This isn't a Cufon problem, but a problem with the CSS of the template you are using. You will need to debug the CSS problems with it yourself.
The right menu has the same problem, so add top margin to the appropriate CSS selector for the right menu. In this case: div.mod-tile h3.header
Get firebug to help you determine what CSS selector you need to add the margin to. It will also help you determine what css file to edit.
This isn't a Cufon problem, but a problem with the CSS of the template you are using. You will need to debug the CSS problems with it yourself.
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
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12 years 6 months ago #2
by jaimwa
Replied by jaimwa on topic Re: Clipping top
Perfect thanks it worked. how about the right menu?
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12 years 6 months ago #3
by laurelle
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
Replied by laurelle on topic Re: Clipping top
Hi,
In your css file: reset.css on line 63 add:
margin-top: 5px
to the h1 definition.
Cheers.
In your css file: reset.css on line 63 add:
margin-top: 5px
to the h1 definition.
Cheers.
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
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12 years 6 months ago #4
by jaimwa
Replied by jaimwa on topic Re: Clipping top
Thanks a lot for the reply. Can you tell me how to add the margin?
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12 years 6 months ago #5
by laurelle
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
Replied by laurelle on topic Re: Clipping top
Hi,
I am not sure why the clipping is happening, but it appears to be because there isn't enough height in the h1 for the cufon font. If you add a top margin to the h1 of say 5 px, then the clipping doesn't happen.
Cheers.
I am not sure why the clipping is happening, but it appears to be because there isn't enough height in the h1 for the cufon font. If you add a top margin to the h1 of say 5 px, then the clipping doesn't happen.
Cheers.
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
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12 years 6 months ago #6
by jaimwa
Clipping top was created by jaimwa
Hey guys - I got this working really well apart from one small bit
see panther.directrouter.co.uk/~pollocks/
Seems to be clipping the top off.
ANy ideas on how to fix?
many thanks
Jaime
see panther.directrouter.co.uk/~pollocks/
Seems to be clipping the top off.
ANy ideas on how to fix?
many thanks
Jaime
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