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I am building a Joomla website using the Habitat template which is located at http://heatleycapital.net .

There is a shadow at the bottom of the header I would like to remove. In addition the css code I have used previously to make the header logo image which is the width of the header to be responsive to smart phones is not working.

Lastly, for the homepage to work, I am using a module along with a Blank Component (using a blank URL won't work with Joomla for the hompage) but doing so shows a small content white area at the bottom of the page.

Any assistance with the three issues would be appreciated.

Your help in the past has always been helpful.

James

PS: I am attempting to copy the layout of an older 1.5 template that was used for the main website which is located at http://heatleycapital.com .
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Use this code in the Custom CSS area of the Template Editor to remove the shadow:

.group-border-shadow {-webkit-moz-box-shadow: none!important; box-shadow: none!important;}

Also, you cannot add all that extra white space to the logo in order for it to align left, if you remove the white-space I can probably give you additional code that will fix it.
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