Hi,

New to C5 as well, about 24 hours in to be precise, and asbolutely love it.

Anyway I had the same problem and discovered that if you edit the header.php file in the elements folder and delete the following line it should be gone.

'<h1 id="logo"><a href="<?php echo DIR_REL?>/"><?php echo SITE?></a></h1>'

Please someone correct me if there is another method

Thanks
Allan

but deleting this is a little weird since the navbar uses this for positioning. Look into the styling of the h1 id of logo in the css and copy that to a more applicable attribute for say a span or something.

Protip:if you copy over the entire default directory to siteroot/themes/ you can edit it there leaving the original intact and you don't need to install the template. I did this with 5.2

Hi, your rigth deleting is not the best, also because search engines seem to like this tag and it is an opportunity to get some vital keywords in.

I have since put it back in but essentially made it the same colour as the background using CSS and also made it smaller so it looks lime it isn't there basically, but search engines will still find it.

That way I can use my logo.

Cheers guys

Pls Pardon my ignorance, but i am currently in the process of learning CSS, hence I am unable to understand the resolution provided by you.

I did try deleting this line <h1><a href="<?php echo DIR_REL?>/"><?php echo SITE?></a></h1> from the full.php file of "The-Hobbit" theme but as you mentioned earlier, it goofs up the positioning.

I could not understand by what you meant as "Look into the styling of the h1 id of logo in the CSS and copy that to a more applicable attribute for say a span or something.

Thanx

Pritam

Hi,

Was looking through my clients analytics stats and saw some hits from the forum post. It's quite cool and all to see your site mentioned for inspiration. :)

http://www.jimallltd.co.uk - of course

These people have got it all wrapped up.

This was my first site built with concrete and I think it's great too.