I am currently using the Contemporary > Back to the Basics template for my site. Is there a way I can remove the leaf from the header without going with a custom design?
Simply put "#header_name img {display:none}" in the Custom CSS section of Edit Global/Local CSS/Java. However, before you can edit the Global/Local CSS/Java, you will need to have Advanced User selected in your User Profile.
To select Advanced User:
In User Manager, select a given user.
In the Actions section on the top-left, click View/Edit Properties.
In User Properties, select the Settings tab.
At the bottom, select the option Advanced User under the Advanced Settings section. Mental Note: We will be adding more options under the Advanced Settings section as other releases come available.
Click Save.
To enter Custom CSS:
Select a channel in Channel Manager.
In the Actions section on the top-left, click Layout Channel.
In the Action bar for this channel, click CSS/JavaScript. This will bring up the Global CSS/Javascript form. If you want to only change it for a specific channel, then hover the CSS/JavaScript and then select Edit Local CSS/JS
In the CSS/JavaScript form, enter "#header_name img {display:none}" (without quotes) in the Custom CSS section. View Screenshot.
Click Save.
Here is a before and after look at the Contemporary > Back to the Basics template with any scheme:
Please note that once the image is removed, the line of text moves up. This is because the image is included with the text, so once the image is removed, the text is not as "high" as before. If you would like to bring the two lines of text closer together, add "#header_name {margin-bottom: -5pt}" (without quotes) to the same area as you did to remove the leaf. Simply change -5pt to your desired setting. The higher the negative number, the closer they will be. The higher the positive number, the further they will be.
Extend
Web
Global CSS/JavaScript
. This will bring up the Global CSS/Javascript form. If you want to only change it for a specific channel, then hover the CSS/JavaScript and then select Edit Local CSS/JS
