Incidently, xetea's point of using a fake directory to differentiate a user request in the URL is a tidier option... but usually only if you've planned it out that way. And NO! The "user" folder...
I'm not seeing the problem being reproduced in any browser, so it's hard to say for certain - but it's likely a line-height problem within the anchor with the imglink class: You can set a line-height...
You page is using relative URLs. When you visit http://domain/user/ for example, most browsers will be looking for your css file at http://domain/user/CSS.css instead of http://domain/CSS.css...
You place .htaccess files in your server's assigned document root (i.e. the place where you would put your website's "index" page). If you don't want the rules of the .htaccess file to apply to your...
Assuming you're using Apache (or Litespeed ) as your web server, you can place the following in a .htaccess file within the directory where the PDF is supposed to reside (i.e. where the PDF was) -...
Across the board I'm seeing the logo centre aligned, the "since 1914" under it (again, center aligned) and the "Treasure the taste" under it (again, center aligned).
If you're specifically designing something for a website, you should be sizing in Pixels - resolution will have no bearing: if an image / canvas is 300 x 300px - doesn't matter if it's 300d/ppi or...
Between Linux and Windows I've just had a look on 8 browsers and it's rending consistently across all - but I'm not sure if it looks like it's supposed to - any chance of a screenshot?
