How to remove Superfish CSS from top of webpage
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Hello,
My client's website (printlab.com) is using the Superfish menu add-on, and I was wondering how I can remove the rather large block of CSS it generates at the top of every page.
Is there a way I can load the CSS using the themes main.css stylesheet? I already tried copying the CSS Superfish generates into the themes external main.css stylesheet, and remove what Superfish generates, but it ended up looking different.
I'm trying to "clean up" the code on the webpage.
Any help would be appreciated! :)
Thanks,
Tim
My client's website (printlab.com) is using the Superfish menu add-on, and I was wondering how I can remove the rather large block of CSS it generates at the top of every page.
Is there a way I can load the CSS using the themes main.css stylesheet? I already tried copying the CSS Superfish generates into the themes external main.css stylesheet, and remove what Superfish generates, but it ended up looking different.
I'm trying to "clean up" the code on the webpage.
Any help would be appreciated! :)
Thanks,
Tim
If your remove the css the functionality of the menu will be changed. css has to be called in the head of your page, not the footer.
Thanks for the fast reply.
Yes, I realize the CSS cannot be removed or be called from the footer (I never said anything about the footer, I believe).
I was simply wondering if it could be called from the main.css stylesheet that the theme uses, rather than being called from the head of every page.
I hope that makes sense :\
Thanks,
Tim
Yes, I realize the CSS cannot be removed or be called from the footer (I never said anything about the footer, I believe).
I was simply wondering if it could be called from the main.css stylesheet that the theme uses, rather than being called from the head of every page.
I hope that makes sense :\
Thanks,
Tim
You could past the code into your main CSS and then delete the css from the super fish block. That should work.
Possibly a better approach would be to cut and paste the superfish CSS into its own CSS file so that you don't have that add-ons CSS in your main CSS file. Keeping things separate will make your life easier if you ever need to use a different menu add-on.
