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+3  A: 

You are being restricted by the particular theme that you are using, I believe. The theme template, by default, places any added blocks above the logo within the header and below any content.

My advice is to choose a different template (perhaps Zen) or learn how to manipulate the templates of a theme to get the results you want.

This book is pretty solid for learning how to theme: http://www.amazon.com/Drupal-Themes-Create-powerful-styling/dp/1847195660/ref=pd_sim_b_2

wrburgess
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As wrburgess supposed, this is a theme issue: Garland, which you are using, does not provide a mechanism to place block content above the main content area.

Other themes like Zen Classic (bundled with Zen), do. For themes including it, this region is usually called "content top".

FGM
+1  A: 

To achieve your goal you need to edit theme template file themes/garland/page.tpl.php and move <?php print $header; ?> right before <?php print $breadcrumb; ?>

Maria Shaldybina

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