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Where's the image? It would be easier, though, if you can provide a link to the page as it's difficult to determine the structure of the page from an image. But the answer is probably, yes, either ad margins to the top of the images or padding to the top of the container divs.
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Where's the image? It would be easier, though, if you can provide a link to the page as it's difficult to determine the structure of the page from an image. But the answer is probably, yes, either ad margins to the top of the images or padding to the top of the container divs.

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<a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://roofgenius.com/pitc<wbr />h.htm</a>
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http://roofgenius.com/pitch.htm [http://]

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I have a css header with 3 divisions floating side by side<br />
The images on the left and right sides need moving down in the divisions<br />
I could move them down by giving them a margins or paddings on the tops of the images to force them down.<br />
i need to move the left image down about 154px, the right image down about 70px from the top<br />
Is this the proper way ? ( see image)
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I have a css header with 3 divisions floating side by side
The images on the left and right sides need moving down in the divisions
I could move them down by giving them a margins or paddings on the tops of the images to force them down.
i need to move the left image down about 154px, the right image down about 70px from the top
Is this the proper way ? ( see image)

Move images down in a division

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.