Can't remove (header tag?) box on pages

[BGPhoto]

:dunno
I just modified my website per the tutorial for Moon River Photography, and everything seems to be working okay, except I have those boxes that used to say "Barbara's Home" covering my nav bar. I have searched all over and cannot seem to find a code to get rid of it/them. Can someone please take a look and see what I'm doing wrong? Thanks - B

www.barbaragordonphotography.com (http://www.barbaragordonphotography.com)

[S&SPhoto]

:dunno
I just modified my website per the tutorial for Moon River Photography, and everything seems to be working okay, except I have those boxes that used to say "Barbara's Home" covering my nav bar. I have searched all over and cannot seem to find a code to get rid of it/them. Can someone please take a look and see what I'm doing wrong? Thanks - B

www.barbaragordonphotography.com (http://www.barbaragordonphotography.com)Within your CSS box, add the lines in red:
#navcontainer ul {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style-type: none;
text-align: center;
margin-bottom: 20px; /* adjust for FF */
_margin-bottom: 20px; /* adjust for IE */
}If it works, thank Al. If it doesn't, blame me!

Thanks.

Samir

[BGPhoto]

Thank you! The box is still there, but it's not covering my nav bar anymore, so I can live with it. As long as people can navigate, then I can work on the rest later.

I really appreciate your help! :thumb

[S&SPhoto]

Thank you! The box is still there, but it's not covering my nav bar anymore, so I can live with it. As long as people can navigate, then I can work on the rest later.

I really appreciate your help! :thumbWhoops! I should have read your original post more slowly. Ok, try this:

(1) remove the lines I had you add in my original post.
(2) add the following code to your CSS (at the top is fine).homepage #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}Sorry about that!

Samir

[S&SPhoto]

Whoops! I should have read your original post more slowly. Ok, try this:

(1) remove the lines I had you add in my original post.
(2) add the following code to your CSS (at the top is fine).homepage #breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}Sorry about that!

SamirAlso, one other thing. After you do these two steps, check your site. I wasn't sure if your nav bar links still worked. If they didn't then you may have to add back the lines for the "margin-bottom" I recommended earlier. Hope I'm not confusing you!

Samir

[BGPhoto]

Yes, it worked on the homepage, but it still shows (including the word "Barbara's") on my other pages (People, Places, Things). Can you tell me how to remove it on all pages. And can you also point me to a tutorial showing me how to remove the words [Barbara's>People, etc. and People Galleries from those pages? Each gallery has those words showing. I am going for a clean look, with navigation solely through the nav bar.

Sorry to be such a pain. If it's any consolation, I have a huge headache, only alleviated by the great help I get from you experts...

Thanks again for any (more) help.

[S&SPhoto]

Yes, it worked on the homepage, but it still shows (including the word "Barbara's") on my other pages (People, Places, Things). Can you tell me how to remove it on all pages. And can you also point me to a tutorial showing me how to remove the words [Barbara's>People, etc. and People Galleries from those pages? Each gallery has those words showing. I am going for a clean look, with navigation solely through the nav bar.

Sorry to be such a pain. If it's any consolation, I have a huge headache, only alleviated by the great help I get from you experts...

Thanks again for any (more) help.If you want to remove the breadcrumb ("Barbara's > People > ...") from ALL your galleries, then remove the ".homepage" from the code I referred to earlier so that the CSS just reads
#breadcrumb {visibility: hidden;}I hope that prescription works!

Samir

[BGPhoto]

THANK YOU! That worked perfectly. :clap