Remove the container around the header in the elemental theme
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So im new to this concrete5 but i love it, still learning but i will get there. So the problem is that i isntalled concrete5 and made a website but i dont know how to remove the container around the header in the default theme.
And my second problem is that i can't add css code to the main css.
I can't find the problem on the internet so i'm wondering what the problem is.
And my second problem is that i can't add css code to the main css.
I can't find the problem on the internet so i'm wondering what the problem is.
What i mean is that the nav and logo is in a container so and i want them out of the container.
I just straight started with testing it and i use the standard theme that you get is elemental. And what do you mean with upgrade?
I just straight started with testing it and i use the standard theme that you get is elemental. And what do you mean with upgrade?
If you haven't made any code changes yet, I would strongly suggest downloading, installing, and activating the Clonemental Theme package -https://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/themes/cloneamental...
Doing this will ensure that your theme lives outside of the core and any changes you make won't get wiped out by upgrades.
Concrete5 regularly releases bug fixes and patches through core upgrades, it is strongly suggested that these are installed when they are released.
As for removing the container from the header, once you download and install the Clonemental package look in the /packages/clonemental/themes/clonemental/elements/header.php and you can adjust the HTML there to do whatever you want to the header, including remove the container.
Doing this will ensure that your theme lives outside of the core and any changes you make won't get wiped out by upgrades.
Concrete5 regularly releases bug fixes and patches through core upgrades, it is strongly suggested that these are installed when they are released.
As for removing the container from the header, once you download and install the Clonemental package look in the /packages/clonemental/themes/clonemental/elements/header.php and you can adjust the HTML there to do whatever you want to the header, including remove the container.
Thank you so much it works perfectly.
But i have one more question how do i edit the css in clone do i remove .less file or ....?
Again thank you so much for the help
But i have one more question how do i edit the css in clone do i remove .less file or ....?
Again thank you so much for the help
Don't remove the less file, just go ahead and edit the less file and it should update the css on the fly. You will have to turn off caching for development.
Alright :D
Thank you so much
Thank you so much
Also, did you use the Clonemental theme or copy the theme out of the concrete folder before you started making edits? If not all of your edits will be wiped out if you ever upgrade.