Corner Banners

The corner banners are courtesy of two WP hackers, Andrew Ferguson and Brian Alvey.

Brian Alvey did the javascript for the Red Cross corner banner in the right upper corner. If you don’t see it, then your browser is not Java capable. Let me know and I will change that one like I did the other.

Andrew Ferguson did the javascript and logo design for the Salvation Army corner banner in the left upper corner. I couldn’t get the javascript to work (I am an idiot with javascript) and used his style code and made a CSS style for it instead.

Ferguson’s code works, just not for me, which I am used to. Maybe it has a built in blond detector.

At any rate, the CSS style I set up is:

.salarmy { position: absolute; left: 120px; top: 0px; overflow: visible; height: 120px; width: 120px; margin: 0 0 0 -120px; padding: 0; z-index: 9999; border: none; float: left; }

I then put the appropriate code in the header, between the ‘rap’ and the ‘header’ so that it would be in the true left corner. So what it this blog is now called “nought Patterns”. 😀

div class="salarmy"> a href="http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/"> img src="https://paulaoffutt.com/pics/icons/salvation-army.gif" /> /a> /div>
*note: the beginning < for each section has been removed so it will show up here as code and not the banner. :rolleyes:

All but the end, the float: left, is his code within the javascript. I am assuming the same thing could be done with the Red Cross corner, using Alvey’s code and changing the float:.

Feel free to right click>>save image as… either image and use them on your site. Just note the link they lead to. Even if you use other blogging programs you should still be able to use the images and the links.

Oh, and as an aside, this is (published) post #500. Yay blah-blah me.