It's necessary from a it-makes-my-layout-prettier point of view however the world will not end if I move it back and accessibility should be the priority here.
Basically, I want to be able to specify the distance of the userpic from the top border of the entry header. If I have the userpic below the entry header I can't do that. I can faff around with negative margins to shift it upwards (which is what I did originally) but there are problems:
1) if the entry title is uber-long it runs over two lines so my careful calculated margins will fail anyway as they will account for one line of entry title and not two.
2) if the entry title is long but stays on one line, I run the risk of hiding part of the title behind my icon (as it is set to float: right, however it's set to float below the title so it won't automatically wrap the subject line around the float.
As I said, accessibility should take precedence over pretty, so I change it back, but I would like to have accessibility and pretty if I possibly can! Yes, I want to have my cake and eat it too. Is there any way to get around this?
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Basically, I want to be able to specify the distance of the userpic from the top border of the entry header. If I have the userpic below the entry header I can't do that. I can faff around with negative margins to shift it upwards (which is what I did originally) but there are problems:
1) if the entry title is uber-long it runs over two lines so my careful calculated margins will fail anyway as they will account for one line of entry title and not two.
2) if the entry title is long but stays on one line, I run the risk of hiding part of the title behind my icon (as it is set to float: right, however it's set to float below the title so it won't automatically wrap the subject line around the float.
As I said, accessibility should take precedence over pretty, so I change it back, but I would like to have accessibility and pretty if I possibly can! Yes, I want to have my cake and eat it too. Is there any way to get around this?