I'm working with the Portfolio-Press theme in Wordress. I've added a 980px wide file as the logo to give me a "banner" look. Its a weathered wood plank look. To take care of the margins to the left and right of this file that end up white, I've put a weathered plank file in the "branding" div, which is underneath the "logo" div, and given it a repeat-x so that it fills in the blanks no matter what size the screen is set at. Works OK, except when the browser is sized below 750px. There is a @media css call that activates which makes the background shift down about 100 px AND screws up the menu bar. You'd think this would be easy to find and correct, but I'm a dummy. I've searched for this css call and can't find it in a real css file. It must be generated by script or something.

The question is, is there anything that I can do about this without rewriting the javascript or whatever is writing this css? And, if its javascript that has to be rewritten, where the heck is it?

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ITs easy to see the css changing if you run it with developer tools open, and choose the "branding" div, inside the "wrapper" div.