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We solved this, but I’m guessing somewhat crudely. Is there a better way?
We added this to the grid CSS under #Tablet Portrait:
div .logo{
float:left;
position: absolute;
left:0;
max-width: 225px;
}Hi Yigit, thanks- that got the black bar – just not sure how to kill off the sidebar on this page:
Thanks Ismael- thanks for the css, we’re getting closer but:
On our “main” store page, we’re still seeing the sidebar. Also- rather than just the breadcrumbs, we really want that entire black bar to be gone (that has the page title, and also had the breadcrumbs).
That black bar and page title is still showing on the individual product pages too.
http://www.atticusi.com/linked-beta/the-collection/
Thanks for the help!
Thanks Devin,
Does it pull from the default page template then? Because actually we don’t want the breadcrumb info, or the sidebar on any pages, so we could just strip it out of the template all together if that’s what Woo is using. Thoughts?
New question – if I should start a new thread let me know…
We’ve selected “Non-fixed header with social icons and sub menu” for header (although we don’t need the sub-menu)
1. We’d like to float the social icons to the right. Which style would affect this?
2. Realizing we’ll probably need to add a div and some styles to accomplish, we want to put a simple email entry form floated to the left of that same very top area. We’ve tried countless ways to do put this in the header, but not getting far. Any tips?
This shows what we are aiming for (not using this template):
This is our working beta with this template:
That did it! Gotta tell you- you guys are awesome. I’ve bought a lot of themes over the years, and your ability to respond so quickly – no one else does that!
Sorry Yigit – that still wasn’t doing it. If you check out this page:
http://www.atticusi.com/linked-beta/the-contacts/
I’ve now gotten the blue background to work by adding it here:
.main_menu ul:first-child > li.current-menu-item > a, .main_menu ul:first-child > li.current_page_item > a{
background-color: #7fa5d5;
color: #ffffff;
}
However, the white color won’t take…
