It is really really helpful to have as much information as you can give. In this case a URL would be super super helpful.
Is there a way to keep it without any text on it ? If not, can I either create my own links on it, and if so, how / where ?
Alternatively, can I generate a simple bar to replace it ? I just need a divider bar that keeps the same colour etc. if not links are used. Presumably this is a case of creating a link in the CSS stylesheet in the correct place ??
Any of these options are possible. You said that you had a look at the file tpl_header.php so we'll start with that. You could turn of the category links and the EZpages links in the admin and add a new <div> into tpl_header.php to create a coloured divide. The new <div> would go just above the block of code that creates the categories links which is this:
Code:
<!--bof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->
<?php require($template->get_template_dir('tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'templates'). '/tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php'); ?>
<!--eof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->
You could put whatever links you want in there. There are other ways of doing this too so if this doesn't suit you then I'll come up with other options.
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Color of text in the categories links. Are these the category links at the top of the page? If so they are in an element whose ID is navCatTabs, so a rule like this will change the color:
Code:
#navCatTabs a{color:red;}
#navCatTabs a:hover{color:blue;}
Should change the color of the links.
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Yes, tpl_footer.php is one of the files that creates the footer. You can approach the edit exactly the same way as you did in the tpl_header case. If it is having no effect then check that you are editing the copy of that file in the active template. IE in your template. You need to edit the override copy of the file. If you do not understand the override system then ... well, you really have to. Search the tutorials for information to start with.
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In tpl_footer you will find a lump of code that looks like this:
Code:
<!--bof-ip address display -->
<?php
if (SHOW_FOOTER_IP == '1') {
?>
<div id="siteinfoIP"><?php echo TEXT_YOUR_IP_ADDRESS . ' ' . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; ?></div>
<?php
}
?>
<!--eof-ip address display -->
<!--bof-banner #5 display -->
<?php
if (SHOW_BANNERS_GROUP_SET5 != '' && $banner = zen_banner_exists('dynamic', SHOW_BANNERS_GROUP_SET5)) {
if ($banner->RecordCount() > 0) {
?>
<div id="bannerFive" class="banners"><?php echo zen_display_banner('static', $banner); ?></div>
<?php
}
}
?>
<!--eof-banner #5 display -->
<!--bof- site copyright display -->
<div id="siteinfoLegal" class="legalCopyright"><?php echo FOOTER_TEXT_BODY; ?></div>
<!--eof- site copyright display -->
You can stop the IP address being shown from the admin area. Then you can add whatever you want just above the line that says :
Code:
<div id="siteinfoLegal" class="legalCopyright"><?php echo FOOTER_TEXT_BODY; ?></div>
Hope that helps a bit.