Rotated Header CSS3?

The idea is: Give the header an explicit pixel width (to manage its "size") Give it a negative left margin to make it hug the left edge (amount dependent on width given) Give it a positive left padding to let the text be positioned naturally (also dependent on width given).

Thanks Jon that was exactly what I was looking for! – Nathan Moraton Apr 28 at 21:55 One more thing: What if I wanted to compensate for a change in browser size? Would I have to use percentages?

– Nathan Moraton Apr 28 at 22:01 @NathanMoraton: Unfortunately I can't think of a way that would let the size (and necessarily also the position) of the header be dependent on the page's width and at the same time keep the text centered. – Jon Apr 28 at 22:07 Well to compensate for the size change I just upped the size of the whole body(I know that it probably isn't the best idea but it works for the time being). Thanks again for all your help Jon.

– Nathan Moraton Apr 28 at 22:08.

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