On my page LOOKING BACK, which I've activated and placed at the list's bottom, the overall Banner which identifies my school and is placed on all pages, is showing up as part of the text. I've built a brand new page but it is still where it shouldn't be.

Please help.

Thanks, Carole

Hi Carol,
I'm posting simply to say THANK YOU for the childhood memories of Riverview.
Gwen

I have quite a lot of material and photos on Riverview. When I finish it all -- 9 pages -- I'll let you see if you like.

Carole

Can anyone help me get rid of the banner covering the text on my LOOKING BACK page? I'd sure appreciate some help.

Thanks,
Carole

Carole I. Mackey wrote:

Thanks, Carole. I'd love to see it when finished!

Hi Carole,

I am not seeing a banner that is covering the text on your Looking Back page.

Did you happen to resolve this issue?

If not, please attach an image of what you are seeing

Kelcie
Class Creator Support

Well, this is weird! When I try to take a picture of what I'm seeing, it is as it should be. The banner is not on the picture but is on the screen. I don't know what to do to show you what I'm seeing. Any advice?

Carole

Try this:

C:\Users\Carole Mackey\Documents\Looking Back.mhtml

I also don't see anything odd on that page either.

What did you use to get a screenshot?

P.S. The line you posted above (C:\Users...) is a file on your system

I've attached a screenshop -- finally -- that shows what I am seeing when I pull up this page. Hope it helps explain the problem on this page.

Thanks, Carole

I've attached a screenshop -- finally -- that shows what I am seeing when I pull up this page. Hope it helps explain the problem on this page.

Thanks, Carole

OH,I thought you wanted it like that.

You have a header id="top" starting right there. Move that above the area. This is the code there right now
<header id="top"> <p><span style="font-size:36px;"><span style="font-family:georgia,serif;"><strong>Remembering Riverview Park, 50 Years Later</strong></span></span></p> <p><strong><span style="font-size:18px;"><span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">By Rick Kogan, <em>Chicago <br> Tribune</em></span></span></strong></p> <p><strong><span style="font-size:18px;"><span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Jun 25, 2017</span></span></strong></p> <p><span style="font-family: verdana, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;">It was the summer of love, the summer of loss, the highest of times and the lowest of times.</span></p> </header>

Jack, I deleted it because no matter where I put it, it produced the top banner or header.

Where could it have come from if that's its purpose? I wouldn't have known this code even if I'd wanted to place the banner on the page.

Carole

Both lines with "header" had to be removed. "Header" is the CSS used by CC for the "header" on the page, so that style can't be used. I guess I wasn't clear on that.

I don't know how it got there, but probably created by the editor when something was added.

Carole,

Your text is part of your graphic.

You have the header size set to medium - the graphic fits better as small.

You have the header graphics set to repeat vertically and horizontally so you text is going to repeat on larger screens as the image is set to repeat.

Jessica
Class Creator Support

Jessica, that was not the problem. The "header" class surrounded the TEXT for some reason (I showed the exact code there above). That's all. If one goes into debug mode and remove just the 'header' lines, it all showed up OK.