By tdeaderick on

New to Drupal and I'm sure I will be embarrassed to see how simple the answer is to my question...

The site I'm working on is here, http://www.onepartner.com/v1.

I see that the H2 settings for this theme in seoposition.css determine when to put the top cap on the mission statement. I discovered that the mission field accepts html tags, so that let me call the top image, but I can't figure out how to move the top border image up to where it belongs. Haven't edited any other parts of the code, so I feel there is just some aspect of populating the mission content, or syntax there that I'm missing.

I also can't figure out what "calls" the mission bottom cap. I see this (#mission div.close-mission) in the css but I haven't seen this done before.

Appreciate your help.

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tdeaderick commented

I guess I first need to find the control that makes the mission statement visible to unathenticated users, so you can actually see the problem. My apologies. If you could tell me where this setting is located, I will do that first. Sorry for the trouble, but I've looked everywhere for the access control setting for mission.

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tdeaderick commented

The content of the mission field accepts html, and therefore it can call the starting and closing div tags. I can't say I figured it out by myself, more that I noticed the code in the page of the original designer and tried copying it in. Here's a clean version. 

<h2>Title</h2><p>Body</p><div class="close-mission"></div>

You just paste that into the mission field on your administration menu of Drupal and it works.

The only remaining issue I have is that the background seems to go up higher than the start and stop. I guess I'll figure that out shortly.

Still have no idea how to make the mission statement show up for unauthenticated users either. I'm sure that is a setting somewhere. Appreciate any guidance.

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tdeaderick commented

Finally figured out why the background kept showing up above the main block for the mission box. For some reason there's a padding set in the seoposition.css file...

The default one is...
padding: 2px 0 2px 0;

And I think its supposed to be padding: 0 0 0 0;

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Kodeart commented

Excellent design. Thumbs up there.
-- Kodeart