Image overlap

On my website: www.bigcowstudio.com, the Big Cow logo in the upper left corner of all the pages overlaps the content to the right if the browser window becomes too small (you'll notice the black box). That logo is placed with an AP Div and I haven't been able to find a way to send it to the background to avoid this overlap.

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Hi osgood,
actually no difference,
Exactly, which makes my point your instructions were {edit} PERFECTLY CRYSTAL {edit} clear

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