Image placement box in upper left corner of header

[Martin Smith]

I am using v 1.38.....on linux server.
I have everything about done to my clients satisfaction.....but now have a image placement box in the upper left corner of the logo header with a red x in it.

I know this question has been ask many times on the forum....I have tried many of the suggestions to no avail. Red x is still there.

How can I get rid of it ? also has link to the shopping cart.

www.centraltrailer.com/cart

Thanks,
Martin

[stevesh]

In the stylesheet - add display:none; to #logo

[Website Rob]

Martin, you have set yourself up for failure. By using the Classic Template as your own, you will lose everything when you do an upgrade. Every 'classic' dir. will be overwritten and all your work... gone.

Best to create you own Template and use the overrides system. Use the FAQ section if not sure how to do that.

[Martin Smith]

I have already added "In the stylesheet - add display:none; to #logo" and it does nothing.

Thanks,
Martin

[stevesh]

Try #logo rather than #Logo. Sometimes case makes a difference.

[russellmcox]

Zencart 1.3.8 / linux

I'm having the same problem.
I want to eliminate the logo from appearing at all.
I have created the over-ride directory and populated it with "stylesheet.css".

I am new to css, so a little unsure of what to do.
Am I modifying a line of code...
Or adding a line of code?

If I'm modifying, can you give me a "before & after"...
If I'm adding, can you give me the precise code to add?

Is Now = xxxxxxx
Shud be = yyyyyyy

or

Add this = zzzzzzzz

[stevesh]

Can't be sure without a link to your site, but in a stock Zencart installation, you'll have this statement in stylesheet.css:

#logo, .centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .attribImg {
float: left;
}

Remove the #logo, (don't forget to remove the comma)

Then add this underneath:

#logo {display:none;} (no comma)

What the designers did in the first statement was combine elements that all need the float:left; attribute, to make the stylesheet smaller. What you did was remove the #logo id, and set it up in its own statement so you could make it disappear without affecting the others.

[russellmcox]

Worked as advertised...

Thank You for your help!

The caliber and responsiveness on this forum has been very good.
I want you all to know I appreciate it and will return the favor to other newbies as I gain experience.

[janissaire]

Yep - Thanks from me too!