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Mir K
2,388 PointsDisplay: block?
Once I set my profile picture to display: block; it goes next the header part of the page and I have to scroll over to see it. This is fixed when I take away this setting. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Everything else looks the same.
3 Answers
Andrew Stelmach
12,583 PointsA block element fills the entire width of its parent, so the reason I can think of for that happening is that it (or its parent) is floated.
EDIT: or one of its parents has been set to display: inline; or display: inline-block;
Mir K
2,388 PointsThank you, this fixed it
Kevin Sackeli
4,723 PointsI had the same problem. I added clear: both and it worked. Thanks for the help
Tracy Trathen
10,468 PointsTracy Trathen
10,468 PointsYep. I was having the same problem, until I added "clear: both;" as the first declaration in the .profile-photo class rule. Once I added that, it showed up with no problem.