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Okay, In this case, for the sake of simplicity, you can hardcode your images in header.tpl, after HOOK_TOP. Then, give them an absolute position (inline, or in global.css) so that they sit there. The container should already have a relative one, so it should not be a problem. Be sure they sit it header-inner

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Well... if you are not experienced with html there is a chance you screw up the template.

But if you REALLY need to give it a try, you must add, like

<img src="image url here" class="adblock1'>

 

Then, in global.css (theme folder, css)

 

.adblock1 {position: absolute; right: 100px, top: 250px}

 

Note that those numbers must be adjusted depending on the template

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Hi

 

using the metod folloeing that Nemo described I was able to add a image to header.

<img src="image url here" class="adblock1'>

 

Then, in global.css (theme folder, css)

 

.adblock1 {position: absolute; right: 100px, top: 250px}

 

My problem is that though image is at right postion at when browser is at 100% zoom but when I increase or decrease the zoom the the image moves to side and overlap other objects. 

 

Thanks in advance

 

Regards

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