Splash Page Coding

Whatever happened to the Splash Page HTML that we used to have on this website? Would anyone be able to tell me what the CSS coding is to hide the top global area?

Thanks!

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  • The top global area is #section10

    Not sure it will do what you are looking for, but

    <style>
    #section10{
    display: none;
    }
    </style>

    Put that in an element on the page you need to hide it on.

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  • This is another 'blast from the past' issue, and I can't remember what I did with the code... 

    What elements are you trying to hide?

    For example, you can hide quite a bit without doing away with the top global -- see:  http://www.ardent-webs.spruz.com/html-editor.htm ..

    Add the following CSS:  #site-container-table #page-header{display:none !important;}, and you get:

    Is this what you're looking for?

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  • Sorry, couldn't handle your loooooong registration form.  What you can do is this -- go in management mode, and add a new element, an RTF box.  Delete all text from the RTF and place it directly under the top global area.  It will look like a thin horizontal line.  Then click to edit and click the "Source" button then add:

    If you want to affect only the one page you put it under the top global.  To affect all pages that have the top global, put in in the top global under the nav bar.  The reason for this technique is that the style can be changed in a few seconds.  If you like what you see, you can just keep it that way.

    We use this technique a lot, for example, see http://www.ardent-webs.spruz.com/home.htm  and  http://www.antigravity.spruz.com/.

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  • I'm not sure what you mean, Sarah. Would you be able to do it for me? I tried following what you said, but it didn't work for me. Nothing worked right. Lol. But there is a line to separate them, so why would I need to do a line of coding?

    Not sure what you're trying to get at. Thanks though!

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  • Well, first of all, I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve.  Is the image above how you want to have your home page look?  Look at what Randy is advising above:  "Put that in an element on the page you need to hide it on."  You just choose the CSS you want to use, and hide it as source code in a text element you already have on that page.  If you put it between style tags, then the page will style that way.

    As far as the registration goes, I'm not psychic or interested in it, so the questions are not applicable to me.

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