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I’m confused… how did you add it using a widget? Because you added the code within a widget, its linking within the main domain. Try adding https://www. after the <a href=” not sure if it will work but its worth a shot. There must be something pulling information for the header (if there is no header.php), how else is your theme managing to create a header?

I don’t see any text on your banner — did you get it worked out?

Align: center and text-align: center don’t work.. like I said, you will have to use margin-left to center the image because margin: auto doesn’t work in IE.

Assign a div class to the image and modify your CSS to move the image to the center. You want to remove the complete white background? Where would you position the nav bar? You would still need some sort of background.

I don’t see the problem … did you manage to get it resolved? Your page seems to be loading just fine.

Yes, make the position: static instead of relative… it should stay stationary with that. You would need to edit your header CSS in your styles.css.

Sorry for the late response. If you go on my blog, there is a Contact Us page… you can get in touch with me from there and we’ll communicate further. I don’t think it’s permissible to give out my email on here.

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You forgot to add the !important after the hover color.

There is no such thing as float:center… you’d have to assign margins/padding to your menu to get it center. Try margin:auto (doesn’t work in IE8 though). Your best bet would be to assign margin-left and margin-right and not to auto because it won’t work in internet explorer unless a doctype is declared.

Try this:

`
}
#site-generator a {
color: #FFFFFF;
font-weight: bold;

#site-generator a:hover {
color: #FFFFFF !important;’

Let me know if that fixes it.

Find all the styles defined for ECWID and change the position to relative instead of static. And for class span-15, take out the float:left. I can’t really seem to figure this out from just looking at your website, I’d need to get a closer look into the code and tweak it a little bit to get it working. If you want, you can hit me up through my blog and I can help you troubleshoot the issue personally — free of charge.

You can add the margin-left right after, like this:

<div style=”margin-right:-90px;margin-left:””> <– add your desired margin between ” but remove the ”.

But, I just checked your website, and the script is loading below the menu, not beside it… check it in Google Chrome.

Oh, finally makes sense, it was just a small white area I didn’t see it. Anyways, it’s because your body is pulling a different background color (same as what you see with the header). You would have to modify your footer.php and remove the “stats” code that it’s pulling — that’s what’s creating the white line there and it’s part of the body, and I don’t see any styles margin that you could modify. If you can figure it out from your footer.php, great, otherwise, pastebin your footer file here and I’ll help you edit it out.

It’s definitely possible, I’ll help you troubleshoot it. First, try this:

[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]

There’s actually a couple of things that could be messing it up. Try that first and I’ll see the result and respond accordingly.

Sorry, I don’t know what a costume fade background is. I am seeing two separate backgrounds, one is part of your header which is #00000F and the other is showing as part of the body. Can you tell me the hex code for the color you want the entire background to be and than I can tell you how to modify your CSS.