changing alignment of media on home page

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    madmac1999 · Member ·

    I created a hyperlink on my homepage out of the clients logo that sends the viewer to the rest of the website (they wanted to hide menu buttons on home page, only showing the logo as an option to click on).

    My problem now is that the logo is showing up at the bottom of the home page, forcing the viewer to scroll down.

    How do I fix this so that it is centered at the top with no option to scroll.

    Thank you!

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    thesacredpath · Member ·

    Hi there, the following hides the #masthead div completely on the main page of the site only, leaving just the image in the content area. I’m not seeing that image linked to anything though. you will have to edit the page and link the image to whatever you wish to link it to. 

    .home #masthead {
    display: none;
}

    Just as a note, the search engines would really like to find a bit of real content on pages so they know have some idea of what the site is about. With no content for them to contemplate, there is always the chance they will not rank the site as highly in their search indexes meaning fewer people may find the site.

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