Well, I can see the “text link” (if you refer at “Word Press” behind your image!) only for a second before the image loads up/in.
To delete it you have to go to the index.php and find the line
<h1 id="header">
Modify, delete... whatever.
Thread Starter
Keely
(@keely)
grrr, I’m an idiot. Gave wrong clicky to look at experiment.
http://www.sportfolio.sportsintel.net/indexv.php
I can alter the index, but I thought for nav reasons, that wasn’t as good a solution?
Delete the text and put there the img instead.
h1 {
margin: 0;
padding: 20px;
display:none;
}
that takes it away …. but the main image isn’t clickable. Have you done everything else suggested in the tutorial thing ?
Thread Starter
Keely
(@keely)
wooohoo! worked perfectly, Podz, thanks. Seems so obvious in hindsight.
Thread Starter
Keely
(@keely)
display: none; makes the header image not clickable (both FF and IE)
other parts I did from tutorial, was Header tutorial #4 (seen in Masthead div). Other changes I made to default Ves template was coloring changes/font weights, etc. Biggest change was #outer_rap {
width: 82%;
Maybe that was wrong, but improved display on IE and FF nicely.
Can you put it back for a few ? (the title)
Try changing this:
#masthead {
Into this
#header {
Make #header
height: 126px;
Thread Starter
Keely
(@keely)
changed #masthead to #header and
h1 {
margin: 0;
padding: 20px;
display:none;
} to text-align: left; and no blog title plus image is clickable now.
Seems perfect. 🙂
Thread Starter
Keely
(@keely)
to clarify (in case someone else has prob some day) .. changed h1 to
h1 {
margin: 0;
padding: 20px;
text-align: left;
}
and added the 126px height to #header
The reason Vesuvius does not use header is that id is already in use as the id for the h1. This facilitates the fitting of header graphics independently of the positioning or size of the h1 header. Still it now seems to be working well. podz is a wiz at the disappearing h1 trick. Thanks guys.
