Image under the header

Hello, is there any code that could put somekind of an image under the header, but be above the header bar? It's difficult to explain and understand it in words, so I'll try to show it.

Ok, so THIS forum. See that beautiful gif image with rpg posts under the header, but above the whole board? Yes, I know this is proboards, but maybe there is somekind of a code which could work on forumotion too? Mine's forum version is phBB2, in case you'll find it necessary.

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Wait what do you want exactly?

You want the image above your links? Which image on there are you referring to?

Hes talking about this picture:

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Yes, I am talking about that gif picture. And I want to put something like it in my forum board, BUT the picture should be under the header, but above the navbar line. Is it possible?

Yes, it is possible.

I can only assume you are using phpBB2?

Also what exactly do you mean above navbar line? You want your navigation menu to be below the picture?

What version are you using?

Here profile says phpBB2

Put your image code in the begin of header.

<a href="link"><img src="img link"></a>

or try with javascript:

ACP > Modules > Javascript codes management:

Code:


    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    jQuery('.bodyline').before(' Content ');
    });

The right code is:

Code:

<a href="link"><img src="img link" /></a>

@blindbat1457 wrote:Yes, it is possible.

I can only assume you are using phpBB2?

Also what exactly do you mean above navbar line? You want your navigation menu to be below the picture?

Yes, exactly. Also, if it's possible, the image can be under the navigation menu, it doesn't make any big difference for me, but the image has to be under the forum's header.

Gyzmo wrote:Put your image code in the begin of header.

<a href="link"><img src="img link"></a>

or try with javascript:

ACP > Modules > Javascript codes management:

Code:


    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    jQuery('.bodyline').before(' Content ');
    });

Aha, thank you for your time! not to sound nooby, but... what do you mean by "in the begin of header"?..