Hello,
Is it possible to remove the "Zen Cart: The Art of E-Commerce" image that is displayed in the top left corner of my site? It appeared after I installed v1.4 of the CSS Horizontal Dropdown Menu into Zen-Cart v1.3.7. I looked inside the Sideboxes Controller and Layout Boxes Controller within admin and didn't see anything that would turn that image off.
Here's a link to my site: http://www.basphoto.com
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
Brad
Last edited by bsteinagel; 16 Jan 2008 at 06:37 PM. Reason: add url
Hello,
In addition to the post above, I also wanted to know if there was a way to modify the top-level links within the menu. I changed the "Categories" box of the menu to read "Gallery". Currently, if a customer were to click on "Gallery" they would be taken to the site map. How do I modify this so that they can be taken to a page that has links to all my image galleries?
Please click on the word Gallery within the menu of my website to see what I mean. Here's the link: http://www.basphoto.com
I believe that one is turned off via the banner manager in the admin.Originally Posted by bsteinagel
Admin-> Tools -> Banner Manager --- set the color of the green status boxes to red.
Your question about changing the link of the drop Menu answered here:
Open up this file -> includes/templates/Your_template/common/tpl_drop_menu.php
find the site_map part and change the link to:
Code:<a href="<?php echo zen_href_link(FILENAME_SITE_MAP); ?>"> <a href="YourDesiredLink.com/desiredLink">
Thank you very much rainthebat. Your solution for the top-level link worked perfectly! However, I still cannot get the zen cart logo to disappear from the top left corner. I did check the layout boxes controller and the banner manager as you suggested and all the appropriate status boxes were red.
Brad
Hi Brad,
I was just guessing banner without actually looking into it. There are two ways to get rid of that, one is to open up the style sheet and set the value logo to not display:
#logo{display:none}
This option would allow you to display a logo easily in the future if you so required, by simply removing this statement.
The second way is to remove everything that the <div "logo"> tag contains, and the tag itself from includes/templates/Your_Template/common/tpl_header.php
I would recommend the first way to have least impact if you are not familiar with editing the php files.
Worked perfectly. Thanks rainthebat!