Red cross showing up in IE...

http://horseboxsupplies.co.uk/zencart/

If you open in ie a red cross appears in the top corner but it isn't looking for acutal image i dont think just a path.

http://horseboxsupplies.co.uk/zencart/includes/templates/classic/images/

Can anyone help with how to get rid of the cross?

That would be your logo if you had one.

In the stylesheet, separate #logo from the rest of that stuff, annd add display:none; to #logo

#logo, .centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .attribImg {
float: left;
display:none;
}

like that? Which stylesheet should this be done on?? sorry im a complete novice with stylesheets.

i have tried the above but it dosn't work.

wdd49:

#logo, .centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .attribImg {
float: left;
display:none;
}

like that?
NO!!
**IN YOUR CURRENT TEMPLATES STYLESHEET **
add

#logo {
display:none;
}

In your code you have added to many other settings
to display none.

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

is what is currently there?! im so confused!

this css is located in zencat/templates/classic/css

thats the right css im editing isn't it?

Visit site as per your initial post in this thread..
via browser..view source..reveals

includes/templates/classic/css/stylesheet.css
That is file you should be editing...
BACKUP FILES BEFORE ALTERING!!

As Misty said, open includes/templates/classic/css/stylesheet.css

Find the line you mentioned:

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

Remove the #logo (and the comma):

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

Under that, create a new statement for logo:

#logo {
float:left;
display:none;
}

When you see a list of class and id names in a stylesheet statement separated by commas, it's just a way to make the stylesheet file smaller by combining elements which have identical style elements into one statement. You can always separate them if you want to style one differently, as above.

Thanks so much:-D You are both stars!

wdd49:

Thanks so much:-D You are both stars!
Pleased to hear problem sorted..
Well Done!!

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