How Do I Remove

How do I remove what appears to be the page title section on each page - It looks like it is in the subMenusContainer class div area. For me this is taking up unecessary space and I would like to remove this area on every page.

See attached image of what area i want removed - inside red outline box

Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Edit the top_menu.css file under ./templates/base/css/:

.subMenuOvr .subMenuInfoKeeper {
height:71px;   
margin: 0px 10px;

/*float: left;*/

color:#333333;
text-transform:capitalize;
padding:0;
font-size:18px;
}

Change it to this:

.subMenuOvr .subMenuInfoKeeper {
height:71px;   
margin: 0px 10px;

/*float: left;*/

color:#333333;
text-transform:capitalize;
padding:0;
font-size:18px;
display:none;
}

The needed change is shown in red.

Once you save your changes, empty the ./cache/ and ./cache_public/ directories, while leaving the ./cache/ directory's .htaccess file intact.

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Quote · 1 Jun 2010

magnussoft always has the answers.

i'm tired
Quote · 1 Jun 2010

you do realize you have to add that line in red to your file, right?

i'm tired
Quote · 1 Jun 2010

are you editing base files, or do you have a custom template?

i'm tired
Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Apologies, Firebug reported to me the wrong file name. The actual file where this code is located is top_menu.css. I have updated my original post.

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Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Apologies, Firebug reported to me the wrong file name. The actual file where this code is located is top_menu.css. I have updated my original post.

Good call - I thought I was going mad! Foot in mouth

Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Apologies, Firebug reported to me the wrong file name. The actual file where this code is located is top_menu.css. I have updated my original post.

Good call - I thought I was going mad! Foot in mouth

Oh, you are going mad. Just not because of this.

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Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Be aware that the "Add album," "My albums," and "Music (video/photo) home" buttons will be floating on sub-menu titles, once you remove the sub menu info box.

Quote · 1 Jun 2010

Be aware that the "Add album," "My albums," and "Music (video/photo) home" buttons will be floating on sub-menu titles, once you remove the sub menu info box.

This is a good point. How about the ability to remove the sub menu info box from SOME pages? How is that possible?

Quote · 2 Jun 2010

Be aware that the "Add album," "My albums," and "Music (video/photo) home" buttons will be floating on sub-menu titles, once you remove the sub menu info box.

This is a good point. How about the ability to remove the sub menu info box from SOME pages? How is that possible?

I don't believe it is.

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Quote · 2 Jun 2010

OK, so, to remove the subMenuOvr from member.php

1.Find 'top_menu.css' file
2. Paste this line to the end of the file:

#subMenu_118 .subMenuOvr
{
height:0;
visibility:hidden;
}

Many thanks to nuknspax!

Quote · 3 Jun 2010

I need the main page to be something like orkut where there is only username and password to be entered.

so i followed your previous post and was successfully able to remove the top menu.

but there is still 'home' block which appears on the main page , i tried your above solution but i guess i doing something wrong ...so you could guide how could i probably remove this home block.

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regards

samir

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Quote · 21 Sep 2010

i guess u need to play wid  '_sub_header_home.html' file situated in ur template folder....

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Quote · 22 Sep 2010
 
 
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