Bring javascripted logo forword to top right of page

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Hello Every one i have a problem when i want to bring my logo which i action it by java script animation action forward i tried all ways after changing position absolute and relative after i read in your site that it wold be help me in my problem but my knowledge is not that much, i want my logo to become top right.

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i tried all ways after changing position absolute and relative after i read in your site that it wold be help me in my problem but my knowledge is not that much

Posted 30-Aug-18 15:39pm

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Updated 30-Aug-18 19:24pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff 31-Aug-18 1:27am

Your URL has been deleted: if you want us to look at your HTML or CSS, paste the relevant part of it in the "What I have tried" part of the question and enclose them in "pre" tags using the "code" widget.
Just dumping your whole code on us as a download means we have to trust you (which few of us will do); then wade through your whole code looking for the relevant bits. It also meant you went to moderation as a potential spammer, which delays any possibel response. That's lazy, and rude: cut it down to just the bits we need to see so we can focus on the solution instead of wasting our time trying to find what you already know!
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