[CMS] How and where do I add this graphic?

[mudechevy]

I would like to add a graphic that I made in the white space next to categories. I would like it to stay next to categories and not scroll. It would need to be only in the CMS. Can you tell me where to add the image code and in what template? The site is http://officialbabyshowerguide.com/content.php. You can use XXXX for the image link.
Thanks!

[Edwin Brown]

That's going to be tricky. To be next to categories and not scroll. Of course categories scroll. If you want it to stay next to categories I would put it in the category template. I can't tell which template that is because I don't know what widget you are using, but if you look at the widget configuration page the template name is listed.

On the other hand if by "not scroll" you want it to have a fixed position on the page then I would put it in the same template, but define a div with absolute positioning.

[mudechevy]

Ok. I figured out that I am using the template vbcms_widget_categorynavall_page
I have the template open but I don't do coding. I know a little html and I'm sure that won't help me here. Where in the template am I supposed to put the graphic if I want it right next to the widget and what do I add to the template to get it there?

[mudechevy]

Still looking for an answer to this. Anyone?

[Lynne]

I really have no clear idea of what you want. An image would help. If I were to guess, I would put a <div style="float:right; clear:none;"><img src="myimage.jpg" alt="" /></div> right before the <div class="category_nav_elements"> in that template. But, it's have to say without really getting a good picture of what you want.

[mudechevy]

This is how I'm trying to get it to look




this is how it looks when I used the code <div style="float:right; clear:none;"><img src="myimage.jpg" alt="" /></div>

[Edwin Brown]

We don't have the precise location on the page, and this is really a css issue- not a vB issue. But it's similar to Lynne's comment but with a left and height. I would start with
<div style="position:relative;left:-150px;height:1px;"><img src="myimage.jpg" alt="" /></div>
But depending on your other css settings it may have to get more complex.