top subcatogary images

how can i get rid of these???

i want the little image at the top, but want the image for my list of catogaries and they use the same image so i cant just remove the image i need to just remove the image from the top subcatogary image

i can adjust the size of it in the image section in the config in admin but i can give it a size of 0 to get rid of it.

any help??

Edit the template for the page that you don't want to see the image on. If you can give me a link to the "offending" page, I can tell you what template file to look at.

kitcorsa:

how can i get rid of these???

i want the little image at the top, but want the image for my list of catogaries and they use the same image so i cant just remove the image i need to just remove the image from the top subcatogary image

i can adjust the size of it in the image section in the config in admin but i can give it a size of 0 to get rid of it.

any help??

Try this:
Need a url, but I believe this is what you are asking.

edit > your template > stylesheet.css

#categoryIcon {
display:none
}

Mark,

here is a link

http://www.rubberduckbathrooms.co.uk/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=18_24

managed to turn it off on the product its self as there is a option in admin, but the only option for this in admin for this also turn it off on my cat listing page as seen here

http://www.rubberduckbathrooms.co.uk/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=18

haredo:

Try this:
Need a url, but I believe this is what you are asking.

edit > your template > stylesheet.css

#categoryIcon {
display:none
}

Mark,

nope this not work

kitcorsa:

nope this not work

Are you sure you did this correctly? Marks bit of code did work for me, placed at the bottom of my stylesheet.css.

#categoryIcon {
	display:none
	}

If you have it, you may want to use the Firefox Web Developer Add-on, view one of your subcategory pages in FF and select "Display ID & Class Details" from the Information drop-down list. You'll see the name of the subcategory image. (Mine, and obviously Marks, are both #categoryIcon. Yours may be different for some reason) If indeed it is different, use that name with Marks bit of code and that should do the trick.

Good luck!!

Tim

yeah i changed my css and it didn't change it

that tool is kool

the image im after loois is #categoryImgListing .categoryImg

#categoryImgListing {
display:none
}

this is the one that worked

kitcorsa:

#categoryImgListing {
display:none
}

this is the one that worked

Hey, great to hear you worked it out.

Yeah, that ff web designers tool is very handy! I build my sites in IE (mainly because they look like crap in FF :huh: ) but I use that tool all the time for just this kind of thing.

Thanks MeltDown i've been looking at that this morning.

Cheers