By theatereleven on

Hey alll....I've installed the ImageMenu module for an image based nav because the CSS required for other is way over my head.

It works except that the title of the menu is in text right above the nav which really doesn't make sense to me. No way to get rid of it that I can find.

Firebug shows the H2 class displaying it, but cannot figure out where it is. I'm using Zen.

Any help much appreciated. THANKS.

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xsoxso’s picture

xsoxso commented

Maybe go to administer, Site building, Blocks.
Configure your navigation block and type in Block title: <none>

Matthew Kivett’s picture

Matthew Kivett commented

I encountered this issue and decided I would remove display of the titles altogether, as I wouldn't be needing titles in any blocks.

I made this change in the blocks.css file provided with Zen:

.block h2.title {
  display: none;
{

While you're in blocks.css, I also found it useful to remove the "margin-bottom: 1em" from the .block class as well; it was forcing my menu images to be pushed down out of the navigation bar area (when using a horizontal menu).

.block {
  margin-bottom: 0 /* or just remove this attribute completely */
{

Some other CSS tweaks I made to accomodate a clean Imagemenu with Zen:

I added the following CSS override to navigation.css in order to remove the "leafs" that show in front of menu entries:

li.leaf {
  list-style-type: none;
  list-style-image: none;

Good luck!