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Hello all

I've bought several J51 templates and I'm really satisfied. But for my next one, I need a new thing :

Is it possible to have a template with a full screen home page, without any scrool bar or footer menu ?
I'm not sure if I'm clear, but in every J51 templates, you always have a footer menu and a default article position on the home page. So you cannot really have a full screen home page, without anything else.

For exemple, on the J51 Boutique, the home page is really great. So can I delete all the other things except the showcase position and the hornav menu ?

Thank you for your answer

Regards

Marc
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Hi Marc

Yes this would be possible by hiding these elements of the template using some Custom CSS. For example with our Boutique template you would use something like the following which you would add to your homepage template style...


#container_base, 

#container_copyright, 

#container_main {

    display: none;

}


Ciarán
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