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Well the last time I was playing around with this was in November, and I made a fair amount of changes to my site and then left it to be distracted by other shiny things...

Now I'm back on track and want to get my web project moving again, problem is, I dont remember half the things I did those few months ago xD

http://loggedout.co.uk

as you can see I was succesful in changing the header, adding various links on the left and other little tidbits.

Now with my WoW guild gone and disbanded, and a new project involving a GMod server I need to update and get the ball rolling, however after much digging I cant for the life of me remember where I edited all that stuff :S

Im using Dreamweaver CS4 and I've been back and forth through alot of files, can anyone pinpoint where I would find what I added for the image based links of the left of the site and where the code for pointing to the banner file is located as well...

Driving me nuts haha going to get a coffee to recharge

Also for some reason, including www. at the beginning of my link sends me to my servers main page instead of the geeklog page >.<' How can I avoid this and have it pointing to the correct geeklog-based index page

Aha yes I am an Idiot hahaha its okay I realise now I can edit these things through the server application config and I was doing it wrong

But Im still stumped on the www. issue I mention above

Also so I dont clutter up the Forum with multiple threads, I would like the main banner to be aligned in the center, any advice?

Narrowed the code down to this :

<tr>
<td class="header-logobg-left">
<a href="{site_url}/"><img src="{site_logo}" width="750" height="80" alt="{site_name}" border="0"></a>
</td>
<td class="header-logobg-right">
<span class="site-slogan">{site_slogan}</span>
</td>
</tr>


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I've tried all manner of things to the header-logobg-left to align in the center but no joy can anyone help?

That's a server setup issue. Contact your hosting provider.

Also, you may want to reconsider your setup so that "public_html" is not part of the URL. The current setup is not considered secure. I can view your site's error.log, for example ...

bye, Dirk

Awesome thanks I will contact them

How do I fix it so that public_html is not a part of the URL?