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Eos Theme :: CSS and Page Design Help, Please!

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I am using the Eos theme from here:

http://www.smartwebprojects.net/concrete5-themes/eos/...

Even when selecting the Full Page design, the right sidebar is always present. How can I modify this theme to make a functional Full Page design to eliminate the blue right sidebar area?

Also, how do I edit the theme to get rid of the two blue bars (one lighter and one darker) directly under the header area?

Thanks for your help.
bballhermit
 
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
its a really weird theme, atleast how its made, not sure with this one, when i start playing with it it breaks...
bballhermit replied on at Permalink Reply
bballhermit
Is anyone able to help me on this?

One additional question...

I have added Google AdSense to the very beginning of my footer.php file... It barely hangs over the bottom of the themed main-content area. Is there a way to slightly shift up where my footer.php file begins? Where would I modify this?

See my url to see what I mean...

Thanks!

www.www.cbearsizzleproductions.com...
pixelsgeek replied on at Permalink Reply
pixelsgeek
I think, you should add a block content in the footer.php file, after login to back-end and paste The Google AdSence in that block.

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bballhermit replied on at Permalink Reply
bballhermit
Hmm, ok, thanks... I decided to remove adsense for the time being, as I don't expect to make much money off it. Thanks for the reply though.
GrandForksCAP replied on at Permalink Reply
GrandForksCAP
bball,

Look like you got rid of the bars and made other modifications. Would you be willing to save me from reinventing the wheal and let me know how you made your changes?
bballhermit replied on at Permalink Reply
bballhermit
As far as eliminating the blue bars, I am not totally sure... I just fiddled around in the source and ended up removing something like the "header area"... I don't remember exactly... what other changes were you referring to? I've made alot...
danielromney replied on at Permalink Reply
danielromney
Maybe just a little clarification. The reason why you are getting the side bar even though you choose the full width page layout, is because they don't have more than one layout in their theme. They just have the default.php layout, which has the sidebar hard coded in to the layout. If you wanted to make one without the side bar, you would have to edit the css of the main content area, and take the "SideBars" out of the default.php

Here it is in the code they have in heir layout,

<div class="SideBars">
<div class="SideBar_Full">
   <ul>
 <li>
   <div class="sidebarbox">
<?php
$as = new Area('Sidebar');
$as->display($c);
?>
   </div>
   </li>
   </ul>
</div><!-- Closes .SideBar_Full -->
</div><!-- Closes .SideBars -->


So take this part out, and change up the CSS to support what you need. If you want to keep the default layout, and just add another, made sure you save your changes as something else like, "fullwidth.php" and change the div id's so you don't mess with the default layout.
If you do have a separate layout, like fullwidth.php, you will nee to add it in the C5 dashboard in the themes area.
Hope this helps.