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Remove Logo area from Florence?

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I would like to see if I could remove the top header area containing the logo for my site running Flornece. I have used the browser inspector to track down where this is called and even was able to uncheck the color so that it became transparent. This would work but the style settings do not allow one to leave the color field for the logo image area blank. Can anyone tell me how to remove that div or make the color transparent of it's background?

The site can be viewed here - http://www.jacksonphotoworks.com

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Hello

Presuming I understand you correctly could you try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#logo {

    display: none;

}


Ciarán
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Well that worked however, the responsive menu function disappeared with it so when the screen width shrinks, no menu. I tried changing the opacity of the #logo and that looked great and the menu appeared but one cannot choose any of the menu items except HOME. all of the other items are un-clickable unless the opactiy remains at 1.0. any ideas on how I can use that opacity function and still retain the menu functionality for the links?
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Oh, and the opacity change thing works in IE so I can have the transparent menu and the links are all clickable. Chrome however the links are not clickable.

See it at http://jacksonphotoworks.com/
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Hello

To resolve try also adding the following to your Custom CSS field...


#header {display:none;}


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That appears to have done it! Thank you :)
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