How do I remove one of these menus?

I am sure it's somewhere right in front of my face somewhere but I'm getting bleary eyed trying to find it.

Please see the attached image how do I remove the menu band that says "home" on it's own or move it to the menu below it that has lots of good info?

element inspector is your best friend. Right click on the section and select inspect element (make sure all caches are off).

go to templates/base/css/general.css

around line 236, look for:

/*--- Breadcrumb Section ---*/
div.sys_breadcrumb {
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
}

make it like:

/*--- Breadcrumb Section ---*/
div.sys_breadcrumb {
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;

    display: none;
}

Hey,

I do appreciate your effort, and I actually did try to use "inspect" on it first, but clearly I didn't do it very well. 

I made the change you suggest and it's still there.. I cleared cache and it's still the bane of my existence 

Any other ideas, or is there way to check I didn't bung it up? Everything else to be fine

You may have to edit your template your using. So if your in the evo template. go to

/templates/tmpl_evo/css

or the template your using

Appreciate the help but I so badly screwed it up I'm going to reinstall and start over. It was the first time attempting to use Dolphin after owning licenses for 6 or 7 years. So I guess better late than never and what I did see before I pooched it looked great. 

So round two tomorrow hahaha, 

Thanks everyone.

Backup is your friend.  that way an oops is just a delete and rename away.

make a copy of the evo template and rename it - check the template file that has "Name" in it. Then, make changes to that template. If using the element inspector - it will show exactly what css page that is used so you know which one to change. But again, turn off all caching for this to display. Plus, if you want to make a change, and the original location of the css is on a page that is in templates/base/css - then just add change to corresponding page in your new template.

Example: you want to make change to remove breadcrumb section - while for me, it worked fine using the templates/base/css/general.css page - but you would be better off adding the code needed in your templates/tmpl_new/css/general.css.

This way - you can always go back to original templates in case you mess something up.

@geek_girl - although it might not seem like it today haha, I usually am careful with backups etc..etc.. but I was just tinkering today and got carried away wasn't making a lot of notes of what I was doing and obviously didn't backup as I should, but point taken, it won't happen again.

@ProfessorSr - thanks for all the good advice, I have it sorted it out now and did take your advice on the copy of the template...

Fingers crossed for the next attempt..