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Vitality - reduce header height

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  1. sjudelson
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I have been using the commercial version of your Vitality template for a few years. I would now like to create a couple of pages that do not include a logo below the top menu bar. I duplicated the template and turned off Logo Image for these pages. However, a large white space (where the logo was) now exists between the menu and the contents. I tried adding to #container_header {height:10 !important; } and other variations to the Custom CSS Code without success. I am obviously doing something wrong.

Please note that I put the circular logo back in the page to fill up the blank space until I can figure out how to fix this. Thanks!
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Hello

To hide the header area completely, try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

#container_header {

    display: none;

}


Ciaran
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sjudelson
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Perfect! I was trying to reduce the height:D but didn't think about hiding the header container entirely. Thank you very much!
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