@KorApr 12.2011 — #It is not JavaScript. It is the background set by a CSS class: <i> </i>h1 a { background: [COLOR="Blue"]url("../images/logo.png")[/COLOR] no-repeat scroll 0 0 transparent; display: block; height: 55px; overflow: hidden; width: 270px; }
You should use developer tools within your browsers to be able to check, follow, change in run time the codes. Firebug/Firefox or Web Developer Tool/IE, etc...
@yzerfonteinauthorApr 12.2011 — #It is not JavaScript. It is the background set by a CSS class: <i> </i>h1 a { background: [COLOR="Blue"]url("../images/logo.png")[/COLOR] no-repeat scroll 0 0 transparent; display: block; height: 55px; overflow: hidden; width: 270px; }
You should use developer tools within your browsers to be able to check, follow, change in run time the codes. Firebug/Firefox or Web Developer Tool/IE, etc...[/QUOTE]
Thanks! So, easy! I'd never seen an image inserted via CSS before, is this common?
Have installed Firebug, now I must just learn how to use it!?