White space above logo?

[tracimurphy]

How do I remove it?? It's driving me nuts! I'd love for there to be NO white space above my logo.

Here's my site (still making changes ) http://www.tracimurphydesigns.com/store

Thanks for any help! I did a search but couldn't find the info I'm looking for...

[Sketchy]

I've removed your custom stylesheet declaration block and deflated the whitespace;

#logo {
	margin-top: 40px;
	margin-left: 25px;
}

I see some inconsistancies concerning wrapper widths. For example, the main wrapper is declared at 760px, while the logo wrapper is declared at 727px. Maybe it wasn't an oversight and more of a design reason. Most importantly... I can outline the header navigation bar on top, but I can't see the Home/Log In links nor mouse over them.

[tracimurphy]

You totally lost me. How did you change my stylesheet? It still looks the same to me. I hate feeling like such an idiot.

I thought decreasing the margin-top pixels would do the job, but that didn't work.

I wasn't aware that I needed to change the main wrapper to reflect my logo size. OH! Lightbulb...so if I change the main wrapper to 727 then the sideboxes will be inline with the logo.

Thank you for your help thus far!

edit: As for the header navigation bar, I want to remove it completely. But every time I try, the Constants show up in their place. I want to put the navigation buttons on my logo. I'll figure that one out someday...

[Sketchy]

You're welcome.

My fault for the lack of clarity. I only 'virtually' omitted that custom code. An option for Firefox, there is a developer bar with cool tools that produce a virtual see-what-happens effect.

[Sketchy]

I just saw your edit about eliminating the header navigation. You can easily do that. I don't think Future Zen has a future_zen/common folder with the tpl_header.php.

You'll have to insert a folder named "common" into the future_zen template folder and copy in the header.php from the default template. All you have to do is eliminate the code starting with <!--bof-navigation display--> and ending at <!--eof-navigation display-->

I just tried that and it works fine.

[tracimurphy]

I did a search for the removal of the nav. header and found it. Just finished up doing that. Thank you SO much for all your help!

[Sketchy]

You're welcome, it was no trouble at all.