…if this was a real post, I’d say something substantive, like that I suspect if the top post has an image in it, it can cause the header to move up and be covered by the banner image, which is wrong. Stay tuned…
-the Centaur
UPDATE: No and yes. If a post has a WordPress-style image in it, it can chomp its own header, regardless of whether it is the first post. Got a little bit of debugging to do…
UPDATED UPDATE: Teh problem wasn’t that the image had a theme error, the problem was the post had no title. Easily fixed: add a title, OR update the theme to write “This Post Title Unintentionally Left Blank” in the box… 🙂
UPDATED UPDATE POSTSCRIPT: And I award Chrome’s Developer Tools (themselves based on the WebKit Inspector) the prize for helping me find this bug by giving me an easy way to navigate down to that element and see that it wasn’t just squeezed out (which had happened in an earlier iteration of the theme I’d tested locally on my laptop via MAMP) but was indeed missing its content. Hm. Another fix for hte bug would be to set a minimum height on the div for the title of the post … interesting …
