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Transmogrified: Elegant Grunge v1.0
Style: Transmogrified
Version: 1.0
Browsers Tested: The latest Gecko and Webkit browsers on OSX, Windows and the iPhone. Also looks "acceptable" in IE7.
Notes: Based on the WordPress theme of the same name.
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, the "stepping" effect you've described (which I can see normally) vanishes.If I had to take a stab, I'd say it's because Photobucket has incorrectly resized your banners. See yours (1024x160) versus mine (1382x216).
The "strip" between the header elements I think is a margin collapse issue (I hate that damn thing; they must've changed something in the Gecko CSS renderer between 3.0.9 and .10). The fix would be to add
padding: 1px 0;
to... some element. Either#container
,#header
or#title
... I'm not sure which one, sorry!It'll also "suck up" the padding of the elements around it, so you may need to space out the gap between the header strips and the main content. I really need to find something that will render with an older version of Firefox so I can test it out. >_O
(The other option would be a "hidden"
border
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If I get really ambitious (i.e., once the ibuprofen kicks in and gets rid of my headache), I may try some of those other fixes, as well. However, if you do come up with something I'll clearly trust your version much more than my own!
Thank you again for your work and your thoughts. I love the layout and am very willing to tweak as best I can. :)
Catherine
Edit: Resetting PB's limiting size and re-uploading the header and footer pictures worked. I was a real twit not to take a look at the sizes of the images or that little feature of PB's in the first place.
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Damn PB. *shakes fist*
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Adding the "padding: 1px 0;" line to #header worked like a charm :).