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    Right-O. For whatever reason, Warface is inserting the image in an h1 tag, which is probably their method of centering the logo. I haven't given the CSS a thorough inspection, but I'm guessing the img is inline-block, and the h1 is align center. Using a div or set of divs are good options. I certainly have my work cut out for me today. It's essentially the last piece of my puzzle—though a very important piece:)
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      Just use the logo as the background image for the middle div. You could even use the site_name as the link text for it, otherwise move the text off the screen with CSS.

      I like to keep things simple. Using an image as the "text" of a link isn't very accessible, either.
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