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OK...Here is a list of the issues I am having, hopefully can get them resolved because we love this template.

1) Scrolling - I would like the home page to basically end with the menu...disable scrolling for the home page.
2) Header lines - I have set up the home page with a background, which nullifies the need for a logo or any header. There are lines going across the screen that I'd like to eliminate.
3) I've created a "topmenu" copy of the template to place the menu on top with mod to header vertical spacing. In that template, I've place a logo, but I cannot get rid of the lines surrounding it.
4) Ability to scroll is desired for all pages except for the home page.

The test site I am working on is http://amftestsite.com/sd2

Let me know if you require admin creds or if you can simple explain how to fix issues.

Thanks in advance...
Ken
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By the way, I don't need the article on the home page either.
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Hi Ken

1. To disable scroll you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters..


html {

    overflow-y: hidden;

}


You will need to create a separate template style specifically for your homepage to which you will add the above CSS. For details on creating multiple template styles please check out the following tutorial... http://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/item/creating-multiple-template-styles

2. Remove these lines you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters..


.header_bar {

    display: none;

}


3. To remove the top and bottom border surrounding the logo try using the following..


.header_bar {

    border-top: none;

    border-bottom: none;

}


4. Answered above

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For details on hiding the component/article area of a page may I suggest the following tutorial... http://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/item/hiding-the-component-article-area-on-a-page

Ciarán
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Thanks for that, looks like we've made good progress...I'm still having an issue with #3, (border around logo)...I've tried your suggestion, but it seems that took away the lines for the header bar but the lines around the logo...

Thanks for your help

Ken
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Hi Ken

I may be confused regarding the lines you are refering to. Would you have a URL to an example of these lines? An image indicating the lines?

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http://Amftestsite.com/sd2
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Are you seeing these lines with a particular browser? Checking on FIreFox there is no lines in the URL provided. A screenshot would be ideal so we can see what you are seeing.

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It's fine in firefox...shows border with ie 10. (see attachment)
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Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#logo img {

    border: none !important;

}


Ciarán
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The lines around the border appear in Internet Exlorer
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Please add the above CSS to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters.

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