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Wolfflow commented

You will find it usually at:

/your_site/drupal_folder/sites/default/all/themes/fourseasons/styles.css

Off course this is if you have access to your host and have build the default folder for THEMES in it.

Look for:

#logo {......
there you will see the fields and the values set.

i.e.

bottom:-7px; (or whatever)
margin-right:3px (or whatever)
position:relative;

Exactly here you may have to add:

padding: 0 0 0 0: and try to insert value that fit your wishes ( i.e 1px 0px 0px 0px)

This is approximative but a Start. Good Luck
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Wolfflow commented

Hi, finally did a quick check on my local server.
Have a clean Drupal 6.x installation and installed your Theme.
So forget about all my previous issues:

Old This mean fresh install of Fourseasons Theme 

#logo {
  bottom: -7px;
  margin-right:3px;
  position:relative; 
}

So I uploaded a .png file as Logo doing --> Administer --> Site Building --> Themes
open the styles.css from the Fourseasons folder:

New

<code>
#logo {
  bottom: -7px;
  margin-right:600px;     <---This moved my Logo to the Left for about 600px
  position:relative; 
}

Hope this was Helpful

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gigfish commented

It seems we havent answered the mission statement query but thats cool, so i ask, How do i get the Mission every page, rather than just the front page.

if i need some code to add could someone pls dumb it down for me ie give me the code and tell me where i need to put it?

much appreciated.

gigfish

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Wolfflow commented

It's just a guess,

You will find in the Four Season Theme folder, the page.tpl.php file.
in this file there is a .php code:

<?php
      if (!empty($mission)) {
        print '<div id="site-mission">'.$mission.'</div>';
      }
    ?>

This code must be put also in the template.php file. So I guess because I'm not an Expert
you will have the Mission Field printed on every page call.

Tell me your progress, I hope this helped a little!

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