By Peter20ghz on

This might be a no-brainer but i don't seem to find settings for it anywhere.

If i want to get rid of the annoying Post header/Headlines that comes on top of your new post at your new page, its automatically putted there together with some icon. See my attached picture. I need to loose that and use my own headings. Where do i switch it of??

Thanks again for your help and time.

Best regards
Peter

http://www.lindbergers.com/headline.gif

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Peter20ghz commented

Oh, i just remembered that i wanted to know if there's a way to insert a banner like picture in the footer as the same way as you do with the header?
If not, how to get rid of the footer totally?

EDIT: Sorry, i had a melt down,, footer.png is a good start to look at :-)

BUT still no solution to the postheader.

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Peter20ghz commented

I have figured out that much from FF-Firebug that what i want to get rid of is following 

 <h2 class="art-PostHeaderIcon-wrapper">
<img width="26" height="28" alt="" src="/2/themes/casaa2/images/PostHeaderIcon.png"> 
<span class="art-PostHeader">
<a title="Övrigt" href="/2/node/9">Övrigt</a>
</span>
</h2>

I found in another post (http://drupal.org/node/265773) this piece of code that could help for h1 titles
.node-type-page h1.title {display:none;}

So i tried to change h1 with h2 and add it into my style.css , But no joy.
If i just delete that part about the postheader icon etc from the style.css will i then screw something else up?
Or is there a "proper" way of fixing this? i have seen tons of drupal sites that don't have these post-headers so there must be a way to fix it.

Again, thanks for your time.
Best regards
Peter

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ishmael-sanchez commented

Try h2.art-PostHeaderIcon-wrapper {display:none}, that will remove the header visually from the page, but it will still appear in the source. Another option is removing the PHP from the template file or using PHP to add a conditional to only print the header on certain node. You might wanna check out some tutorials about using CSS, just a suggestion.