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ELVIRA MAIN MENU & SAMPLE FOOTER

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ELVIRA:
a) I used the demo install as a basis. How do I remove the sample links at the very bottom of the template?
b) Can I remove / hide the "HOME" button on the Main menu?

(Thanking you for all your lovely designs!!! and making it so easy to work with.)
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Hello

a. From your template style settings navigate to General -> Menus and set the Convert to Module Position (footermenu) option to Yes.

b. To hide the 'home' menu item you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

The following presumes your home menu item ID is still 464

.hornav .item-464 {

    display: none;

}


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Hi Ciaran,
Thank You kindly for the snippet with the solutions.
I do apologise for missing this on the forum.

All of the best,
Cynthia
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