By ye olde admin on

hello,

i just inherited a very messy and hacky site with a modified "framework" theme.
i managed to clean up some of the css, but i am far from done.

please forgive me if my questions seem silly, however i am kinda new to drupal.

my main problem at the moment is the display of "<h2>submenu</h2>" on top of the sites footer.
i cannot seem to find where this gets generated.
in the page.tpl i have 

<div id="footer" class="clear">
     	<div id="footer-center" >
        <?php print $footer_message . $footer ?>
        <?php print $feed_icons ?>
      </div>  
      </div>

do i need to set some preprocess instructions somewhere for $footer?

thanks a bundle!

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nevets commented

The menu probably comes from a block, if you visit the block admin page, edit/configure the block to remove the title set it to <none>

ye olde admin’s picture

ye olde admin commented

hello and thanks for the answer.
that did the trick...
i rcently changed the name of the customized theme from "framework" to "custom_theme" ... that must have changed the blocks.

thanks again.

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nevets commented

It would, blocks and their settings are theme specific.