Removing Header “Feed” in DePo Masthead
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I need to remove the “BellyBuds’s Blog” automatic header from all of my pages. I’ve tried removing the CSS code for the H1 area block by block and nothing is working.
Also, how can I get my header on each page?
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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If you are talking about the “rss feed” tab in the top navigation, it cannot be removed since it is defined in the underlying theme files. You would have to hide the entire top navigation section.
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No, I’m talking about the main words that go across the top of the page. I’m trying to replace it with a
#header(already in place). The DePo Masthead layout automatically populates the title of the blog into several areas, but I can’t remove the main one. I found the others, but I can’t find the main “header”. It’s not listed as a header. I can’t even find it to change color. And with the automatic update, it misspells the title (Bellybuds’s). -
OK. If you hide the large title, the menubar and everything will slide up and cause you to make a bunch of other changes to get things back in place. Instead, in #container h1 add a color:transparent; declaration so that it looks like this in your CSS:
#container h1 {
color:transparent;
line-height:1em;
margin:54px auto 44px;
text-align:center;
width:980px;
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If you are having troubles moving the posts down below the menubar, add this to your CSS and play with the padding-top value:
.group { padding-top: 60px } -
You are my hero! Thank you. It was making me CRAZY!
I knew it would be just small things that I wouldn’t figure out.
Thank you!!!!!
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