Can I remove the black bar for the logo and the white bar for the menu at the top of this template? I've tried setting them to none and removing them from the layout along with unpublishing everything in them. Screenshot attached, I want to remove two places with arrows. Then have the template start with grid1 position.
Thanks

Hi There,

Can you try re-attaching

Thanks
Paul

Sorry about that!
For some reason it is not attaching
www.billsautoglassmarion.com/SS1.png

Hi

Using Chrome for attachments seems to work best for folks

Cheers
Paul

Is it possible to see a link?

Thanks
Paul

www.billsautoglassmarion.com

Ideally would like to remove black bar (logo bar) at top and white bar (menu bar) underneath. Would settle or only removing white bar if I need to.
Thanks!

How are you intending to navigate through the site? Are you intending using a different position?

What setting do you have for logo in the template settings?

Cheers
Paul

It's just a one pager so I don't need nav. Template says logo controlled by module. I have disabled the module and set the layout settings in template manager to none.
Thanks

With One pager it is normally set up with the text link assigned to the row the module is published on - are you planning to use those?

Can you also disable the sticky nav option

Cheers
Paul

Hi, I'm trying to achieve the same thing by removing the entire main menu (area in pink on the attached file). My articles are linked using the footer menu. Is it possible to remove that entire main menu, or at least reduce its size in the one page template?

Do you have a link for the site?

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul, yes: garageastdev.co.za/eyecandy

hmm I think I will ask the team later tonight how best to handle this

CSS wise

.navbar {min-height: 70px;} is a start

but the js is adding a height value so this still leaves space

Cheers
Paul

Hey Paul, that's exactly what I was looking for, thank you. As I get used to the structure of the Joomlabamboo CSS I'm sure I'll gradually be able to figure these things out for myself but I really appreciate your help in the meantime.

No problem - is the gap ok at the top?

Cheers
Paul