removing define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT','');

[wildkeith]

Hello,
My problem is i want to remove "define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT','');", so I just have my logo as the header. If I use what is above I get a space under my logo and If I remove it for come reason "HEADER_SALES_TEXT" is displayed under the logo. I found out how to change it just not remove it. Any help greatly appreciated

Thanks,
Keith

[Get Em Fast]

You have a URL for this site? If you post it, people can see what the actual css is, and be more willing to help you.

You should see something like:

#headerSalesText {
display: inline;
}

Would be replaced with:

#headerSalesText {
display: none;
}

(headerSalesText could be "tagline" or any number of things)

or something like that, depending on which template you're using, and who designed it, as to what the actual code will be. But it would be so much easier if we could see your site. Then we could pinpoint it in about 2 seconds instead of having to guess.

Hope this helps.
If not, post your URL.

[wildkeith]

Hi,
Thanks for your quick response. I found #tagline in stylesheet.css and made it #tagline {
display: none;
}
,but the problem is still there.
www.keithgabbard.com is the URL what I'm using at the moment.
Do you see the space under the logo? I just started with this program today, so I apologize if I'm not clear. I've read a great deal, but still feel unnatural with which files to modify where.

Thanks for your help!,
Keith

[Get Em Fast]

Did you finally get it? I'm not seeing define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT',''); anywhere on your site.

[Get Em Fast]

The white space under your header is caused by this section of code in your css:

#logo {
     text-align: center;
    }

Change to:

#logo {
    float: left;
    }

That should do the trick.

I also saw your tagline in your css. See all that other stuff in there? Right now it looks like:

#tagline {
display: none;
    color:#000000;
    font-size: 2em;
    text-align : center;
    vertical-align: middle;
    }

It needs to look like:

#tagline {
   display: none;
}

Anything that's unnecessary just slows your sites download time. The browser has to read everything........even if it's not displayed.

Hope this helps.

[wildkeith]

Maybe I'm confused about what that space is. When I centered my logo the small white space you see under it appeared. Even though there is no text displayed, it is still taking up space somehow. That space is where HEADER_SALES_TEXT shows up if I delete define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT',''); in stylesheet.css. All I want to do is get rid of that white line.

#tagline {
display: none;
}

This doesn't seem to make it (the white line) disappear. Again, I apologize if I seem confusing here. I just started with the cart today. Obviously I'm a long way from creating what I could in Dreamweaver visually. I really appreciate the help.

Thanks,
Keith

[Get Em Fast]

Oops. Double post. Sorry Admins. Didn't mean to. I'm on a satellite connection, and a storm is in the area is knocking my connection in and out. Just refreshed the page and there it was........a double post. At least I caught it before you did. :)

[haredo]

You have a little white bar right below your header & Nav Cat Tabs

includes/ templates/ your_template/ css/ stylesheet.css

Look for:

1. #navCatTabs
2. You might half to seperate out this declaration if associated (linked with others..
3. This is the remedity:
4. #navCatTabs {margin-top: -1.2em;}
5. the highlighted red text above is the little white space fix.

[Get Em Fast]

Maybe I'm confused about what that space is. When I centered my logo the small white space you see under it appeared. Even though there is no text displayed, it is still taking up space somehow. That space is where HEADER_SALES_TEXT shows up if I delete define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT',''); in stylesheet.css. All I want to do is get rid of that white line.

#tagline {
display: none;
}

This doesn't seem to make it (the white line) disappear. Again, I apologize if I seem confusing here. I just started with the cart today. Obviously I'm a long way from creating what I could in Dreamweaver visually. I really appreciate the help.

Thanks,
Keith

No problem. Look at the first section of my last post (not the Double Post note) that tells you what caused the white space.

[wildkeith]

Hello,
Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it. I have a question though. If I change:

#logo {
text-align: center;
}

to:

#logo {
float: left;
}

Wouldn't my logo be aligned to the left of the page. Thats why I changed it.

Thanks again,
Keith