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    Author: * Brandubh Niall - 10 Posts on this thread out of 499 Posts sitewide.
    Date: May 5, 2005 - 20:05

    I saw Bacchus's banner on the top of his domus and thought I'd try to find my own way to do it, a way that keeps the links up at the top while still using my source code. Now, for my own page I created a separate CSS file and included it in my page via the tag.

    This requires two pieces of graphics, the masthead, an 800px by 120px image, and the masthead background, a width 1px by height 112px image. This is what continues the masthead on into infinity after its 800px are up: The particular file locations will replace the #Placemarkers:

    #Masthead img {visibility: hidden !important;}
    #Masthead {position: absolute !important; z-index: 1 !important;
    top:-8 !important; left:0 !important; width: 800px !important;
    height: 120px !important; background-image: url('#MASTHEAD#')
    !important;}
    body.community {background-image: url('#MASTHEADBG#') !important;}
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