Indexhibit Support

Hello,
I just would like to ask how to link my logo image on top left side of the screen to my homepage.
my webpage
www.monoatelier.com
Thanks

Like this: W3 schools - Image link

I got it,
thanks a lot!

Could you also help me to learn how to set right visualization on explorer because someone told me that with firefox and safari its ok but with explorer is not!

thanks

I meant right visualization of the website!
tks

how to set right visualization

What does this mean?

It looks the same on IE8 to me, except for the favicon in the page title, which is very minor detail

I meant that I don't know why, if I have a look to my website on safari and firefox is ok, but with explorer is not!
SO could you please help me to set up this problem?

thanks

You´ll have to be more specific, what is it that looks different?

That said, different browsers render things differently, especially IE, which is why it is the most hated browser worldwide. Just google it for more specific information.

Web is not print, you stuff will never look EXCACTLY the same in all browsers, so my advice is if it works, then just run with it.

Ok I got it, so probably with IE8 it works perfectly!
Anyway the main problem I have is that the visualization dont follow the screen resolution and sometimes is not enough ti see all the things I put on the mainpage (like the contacts, as the last things I see down in the right side menu column!
Could you pleas help me to find out how to visualize all the page with all the screen resolutions.

in your style.css you have:
#menu {
width: 215px;
overflow: auto;
top: 50;
bottom: 50;
    left: 50;
position: fixed;
height: 150%;
...

first thing to do is to change height: 150%; to height: 100%; (or even less: for example I have 80%)
otherwise with small screens you will never get the scrolling bar called by overflow: auto;.
also you should add px to your numeric values to make them work properly.
and you can erase the useless bottom: 50;
these are all basic css rules, there are those red useful threads, good for everybody...
;-)