Need help with mysterious header image, no option to edit. CSS fix?
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If you pull up my website-in-progress (http://www.writewordproductions.com) you'll notice a pesky "logo_120.png" sitting in the top left corner. That is NOT supposed to be there, and I'm not quite sure how it got there in the first place.
I did recently switch themes and this was not displaying on my previous theme, although everything I have previewed since has given me an outlined box with logo_120.png that fails to load. In edit mode, this is not a box that I can alter or delete. I suspect the problem will need to be remedied somewhere in the CSS coding, but I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking at when I'm in there.
I use Text Wrangler to access the internals, so I do have main.css pulled up and have been scouring that for any signs of something unusual that I can delete, but I just don't know enough to fix it.
Any suggestions, please? Thanks!
I did recently switch themes and this was not displaying on my previous theme, although everything I have previewed since has given me an outlined box with logo_120.png that fails to load. In edit mode, this is not a box that I can alter or delete. I suspect the problem will need to be remedied somewhere in the CSS coding, but I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking at when I'm in there.
I use Text Wrangler to access the internals, so I do have main.css pulled up and have been scouring that for any signs of something unusual that I can delete, but I just don't know enough to fix it.
Any suggestions, please? Thanks!
the code for that pesky 120 is probably in your theme's header.php file. So open your themes folder and inside the folder should be another folder called "elements" open this and you'll find two files: header.php and footer.php. open the header.php and you should find it pretty quick. delete the link for the missing .png and you should be on your way.
It looks like it was added with a content block, because I just looked at the original theme, it doesn't have <p></p> tags around the image.
So, I would start changing the design of that page from the design button which will appear on your edit bar. Do not change the theme, just the page type and in one of them you will realize that area will become editable. Then just click on it and delete the content block from there or replace the image with one of your images.
So, I would start changing the design of that page from the design button which will appear on your edit bar. Do not change the theme, just the page type and in one of them you will realize that area will become editable. Then just click on it and delete the content block from there or replace the image with one of your images.
or it can be in your scrapbook which is at http://www.writewordproductions.com/index.php/dashboard/scrapbook/...
view the scrapbooks from there and see if there is a block called logo or some other name(probably my_site_name). if yes, you can delete or replace that image from there.
Just an extra, on your top right side of your site, you can use auto-nav block to create menus, instead of adding layouts.
You can do it like this;
Go to dashboard/pages/types/, click on defaults of the page type you want to change, click on edit page, go to that editable area, and add block > auto-nav , for now use the default options, click ok, then click on that block one more time and click setup on child pages, choose the pages you want the menu to be added. click ok and publish.
Repeat those actions for every page type. That's it.
If there is a specific page that you don't want to show in the menu, go to that page, edit>properties>custom attributes>add exclude from nav attribute and put a check.
view the scrapbooks from there and see if there is a block called logo or some other name(probably my_site_name). if yes, you can delete or replace that image from there.
Just an extra, on your top right side of your site, you can use auto-nav block to create menus, instead of adding layouts.
You can do it like this;
Go to dashboard/pages/types/, click on defaults of the page type you want to change, click on edit page, go to that editable area, and add block > auto-nav , for now use the default options, click ok, then click on that block one more time and click setup on child pages, choose the pages you want the menu to be added. click ok and publish.
Repeat those actions for every page type. That's it.
If there is a specific page that you don't want to show in the menu, go to that page, edit>properties>custom attributes>add exclude from nav attribute and put a check.
The problem was with the scrapbook, thank you!! I completely forgot I'd messed with that when trying to combat the default concrete5 logo on another theme.
All fixed. :)
All fixed. :)
