Hi Paul:

I am looking at this site:

pickardconstruction.ca

And I see a small line at the end of the Navbar... If you remember we reduced the height of the Navbar, I think that this line also needs to match the new height of the Navbar. I am attaching a screenshot of this.

Also, when you look at the site, the main picture on the home page is a static size, it does not widen past a certain point. Is it possible to change its CSS so that it always fills the space of the website?

Cheers,

Tony
Goodbye Mourinho.

Hi Tony,

Try adding for the first question -

#menu ul > li:last-child a:after, #menu ul > li:last-child .zen-menu-heading:after {top: 15px;}

Hi Tony,

With adding css it would reduce the image quality - I'd try and resize the image in an image editor at the moment I can see you are increasing it via the site editor

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul:

Re, the Image on the first page of:

www.pickardconstruction.ca

I have resized it to 1070 wide... in an image editor as you suggested. It is better, of course; but I thought it could be set by a percentage of the page... let's say 95%.... Is this possible?

Cheers,

Tony

Norwich City eh???

Hi Tony,

Are you using the banner elsewhere on the site?

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul:

Just got distracted watching Watford...
In answer to your question, - No, this is the only place that I am placing this image.

Cheers,

Tony

Hi Tony,

Sorry I wasn't clear - are you using the banner position elsewhere on the site?

Cheers
Paul

As adding this line will most likely break something else

#banner img {width: 100%;}

if you are using the position elsewhere with different content then I'd look to either add a module class or use a body class

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul:

Well, I will give this a shot... and see if I can use other positions for images on other pages.

Tony

Sure no worries

Cheers

Also I should mention using css like this does degrade the image quality as its being resized up

Also it does slow a page down marginally

Cheers