Does anyone have experience with this?
In the Gilder/Levin Image Replacement Technique, an h (= text for viewers
with 'images off', etc) contains a span (that holds the image that replaces
the text):
CSS: #logo {width: [same as image]; height: [same as image]; position:
relative; }
#logo span {background: url(logo.jpg) no-repeat; position:
absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%;}
Markup: <h1 id="logo">
<span></span> [logo text]
</h1>
If I want a border around the image, I must add it to the h1, so that it does
not impinge on
the text. However, if I want even more space between the text and the left/top
border, I need
to add some padding to the h1, as well. Doing this, however, axiomatically
adds space
between the border and the image!
Is there a solution?
Thanks!
- Michael
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