Hi!
I'm trying to get my logo in the center of my page and down a little. But when I try to get the image selected it won't work! I'm giving it an id.

<div id="logo">
</div>

And then when I type this in css:

#logo

It doesn't select the area where I put that div. Any suggestions?

Have you tried adjusting the margins and/or padding?
Can you post a link to the page?

Yes, I tried. But it seems like it won't connect to my css because it won't do anything I say it to do.
http://frogwebd.coffeecup.com/

For starters, get rid of the . in your image name.
There's still nothing in your main.css file???
Where are you saving your CSS file to?

Maybe this might help:
http://www.ironspider.ca/adv/basic_css/external.htm

You have not given the logo image any styles. If I were you, I would add this to the css file:

#logo {
max-width: 1100px;
width: xyz%;
display: block;
margin: ?px auto ?px;
}
where the xyz represents the percentage of the screen width that you want the image to occupy (if the screen is not as wide as 1100px) and the ? 's are to be substituted by the number of px you want the image to have as space above and below it.
I'm not on the speediest connection in this world, but your background image took ages to load. Maybe you should take a look at the file size.

And follow Paintbrush's advice about removing the dot from the file name.

Oh, and remove the dimensions from the image in the html file. It won't adapt to any small screens with those dimensions in.

Thank you. Also, is there a way to make sure the image is in the middle? And, idk what's up with the file size. It seems fine.

btw - thanks everyone who helped me

YES – Create a stylesheet! You still have main.css with nothing in it. Did you read the article I linked to above?
<img id="logo" means there should be #logo in your stylesheet with rules for that logo ID (see Inger's example above). Until you do that, your logo is staying right where it is.

You're going to need to set some styles for your menus as well, so you better get going on learning how to write your CSS.

That background image is HUGE. Just because it works fine for you doesn't mean everyone else will see it the same way. http://www.webresizer.com/resizer/

(Also, you still have the period in your file name (src="images/i.d_logo.jpg"), that needs to go.)

Thank you, and yeah. When I learned code I had to pay to learn css. Also it didn't teach me very much.