Adjusting Image Position in the Header

All of us are aware that the presence of images on websites greatly helps in beautifying and attracting users' attention. However, sometimes it is necessary to adjust the placement of images to make our website design better and more professional. Now let's assume that you have a header and need to place an image to the right of it, slightly off to the left; the remaining header should not change. The question is: how can we perform this action without inadvertently affecting the rest of the header?

To accomplish this task, you need to refer to CSS. CSS allows us to utilize different features to control the placement and size of images and other elements. Typically, we can use properties like margin or position to specify a particular area of the image and move it as needed.

Since our goal is merely to reposition the image to the right without leaving any other effects on the rest of the header, we can utilize margin-right on the image. This feature allows us to change the right margin of an image, thus sliding it to the left.

Now how can we implement this? In the code snippet below, we simply select the image in the header and apply a small margin-left to shift it.

<style>
  .header img {
      margin-left: -20px;
  }
</style>

<div class="header">
    <h1>Site Title</h1>
    <img src="image.jpg" alt="image">
</div>

Code Explanation:
.header img: selects the current image element in the header.
margin-left: -20px;: By this line, the image will move 20 pixels to the left to shift to the left side.