How to delete these blocks?(the latest concrete5)

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Hi there.
Before maybe year have asked that but want to ask again because of the new version.

I am ataching 2 pictures of the items i want to remove.

Please tell me where from to take the source code for you to help me remove these items lines in the file.

Thanks in advance

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Gondwana replied on at Permalink Reply
Gondwana
1: I think those are a pair of layouts. You should be able to delete them by editing the page. Try clicking on 'Column 1', 'Edit container layout', bin.

2: I think the page footer is in concrete/themes/elemental/default.php, and the sitewide footer areas are in concrete/themes/elemental/elements/footer.php. But don't go editing those files; over-ride them.
peshobre replied on at Permalink Reply
Hm :)

Some items were deleted :)

The Areas are still on the page;

I didn`t understand what to do with the footer. If you can tell me step by step :)
Gondwana replied on at Permalink Reply
Gondwana
It requires knowledge of php, how to over-ride core files, and concrete5's theme template code.

Some documentation:
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/designing-for-concret...
http://documentation.concrete5.org/tutorials/override-almost-any-co...
peshobre replied on at Permalink Reply
Sorry about the criticism but the truth is that.

If i must be php coder to edit one CMS for build one simple(very!) site that really isn`t nice.

If someone call me remove line that and that from file that and that i can do it.

My computer knowledge is on one not bad level. I repair technics and do a lot of software things for device X and have learned php but i am not php programmer.

If someone can help me with concrete advices i would be thankful.

Nice day/evening :P
JohntheFish replied on at Permalink Reply
JohntheFish
There may be some confusion between areas and blocks.

Blocks are chunks of editable content that are placed into Areas.

Areas are locations on a page that are coded by a theme. Some are local, having different content for each page. Some are global, having common content across all pages.

Blocks can be deleted, moved, copied etc. If a block is in a global area, some operations are only available by editing the global area through the dashboard.

Areas can be subdivided using layouts. Layout cells are effectively sub-areas and can be deleted by clicking on the tab at the bottom as already described.

Areas themselves cannot be deleted because they are built into a theme. If you want a different set of areas, you need to either edit a page template in the theme or install a different theme.

In many themes, empty areas (no blocks added) collapse, so they don't show on the page.
ob7dev replied on at Permalink Reply
ob7dev
"In many themes, empty areas (no blocks added) collapse, so they don't show on the page."
- Unless your in edit mode, that way you can see the potential areas to add blocks too, but like JohntheFish said, if they are empty, they disappear once you leave edit mode.
ob7dev replied on at Permalink Reply
ob7dev
The footer areas are inside a sub folder in the elemental directory: elemental/elements/footer.php