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Originally Posted by TheLastSuperman

I would use a fluid three part div area... example:

<div class="placeholder">
<div class="firstlogo"><a href="url"><img src="url" alt="blah" /></a></div>
<div class="secondlogo"><a href="url"><img src="url" alt="blah" /></a></div>
</div>

It looks like you're using some program to make an image map, those will work but some get confused making/using them here's a guide by Mozilla to help you grap them better - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/...ML/Element/map so you can still use your map and insert it into the header template and remove the default logo OR you can tinker around with div classes and use something similar to the snippet I posted above where placeholder is the width+height of the area and first and secondlogo div classes are the two logo div's that hold the logo ahref+image code.

Thank you! I'll give that a shot. Yes it is an image map app from Ulead Smart Saver Pro v3.0 (very old but basic). I needed to place absolute positioning to the 2 embedded logos clear image to link them. It did work however. But I don't know if what I did has anything to do with my other header issue or not though.

In Advertising; header1 and header2 locations do not work. The other locations do work for the same code. I used a JS simple banner rotator script in header2 and it didn't show. but when I tried it in other other locations it worked perfect. We'd really like header2 to work for our advertisers. Actually we'd love to have header1 and header2 stacked on the right and have seen it but can't find the code. If you could help with this issue or point me in the right direction I would appreciate it