Hello! i just installed Umbraco and im currently fiddling around with it, and i took the "simple website" as the starter kit and i want to edit my page to just have the frontpage sliders on it. But i am failing to delete the "contentbox" of my homepage. Shown below is the part i want to delete:
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I was able to delete the other boxes by editing the code but this one seems to be embedded into my homepage template but i cant seem to find where to delete it.
I have a suspicion that this is perhaps some background image that is being set in CSS.
Could you try to use Firebug/Inspect element (depending on wether you use chrome, firefox or whatever browser :)) and see if you can point on the element and see if it's a part of the DOM and if it has an id or a class? If it exists in the DOM it should be possible to remove it somewhere in the XSLT or Razor macroes that makes up the sample site.
Trouble editing my start homepage
Hello! i just installed Umbraco and im currently fiddling around with it, and i took the "simple website" as the starter kit and i want to edit my page to just have the frontpage sliders on it. But i am failing to delete the "contentbox" of my homepage. Shown below is the part i want to delete:
I was able to delete the other boxes by editing the code but this one seems to be embedded into my homepage template but i cant seem to find where to delete it.
Hi plindgren
I have a suspicion that this is perhaps some background image that is being set in CSS.
Could you try to use Firebug/Inspect element (depending on wether you use chrome, firefox or whatever browser :)) and see if you can point on the element and see if it's a part of the DOM and if it has an id or a class? If it exists in the DOM it should be possible to remove it somewhere in the XSLT or Razor macroes that makes up the sample site.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
/Jan
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