I have my Drupal theme set up with a notebook spine image in the middle, giving it a 50/50 page split.
The problem is, on a few pages, I want to get rid of that notebook spine and use the whole page. I have looked around on Drupal.org, but no luck.
Would this be an edit to the page.tpl or style.css?
Thanks,
Tim
Add an id to your body tag on the page where you don't want the spine and add a second CSS rule for it like this:
The HTML:
<body id="nospine">
<div id="page"><!-- your content here --></div>
The CSS:
#page {
background:#fff url(spine.gif) top repeat-y; /* normally with spine */
}
#nospine #page {
background:#fff; /* without the spine image */
}
All pages will now display the spine image unless you add the 'nospine' id to the body tag, easy!
I have a forum and I would like to remove the right hand bar which is currently styled in my css as an image.
I hope you can help. I have tried your advice above as I have a right hand rail bar on my forum that I wish to remove (my site is currently in development) it is a body tag as follows:
body {
width: 100%;
overflow: hidden;
background: url(images/bgr_body.gif) repeat-y right;/* normally with body */
I have included this but of code in the main css file as you advised in the post above:-
}
#nobody #page {
background:#fff; /* without the body image */
}
In my tpl file (for this specific page) I have put in the following:
<head>
<body id="nospine">
<div id="page">
<?php print $head; ?>
<title><?php print $head_title; ?></title>
It does not seem to be working any idea where I am going wrong? Thanks in advance for your help. I also like the editor you have on this forum can you tell me which one it is. Thanks so much for your help in advance.
Ok, found your great site again when trying to search for another CSS problem that I am having. Does anyone know how I can assign a drupal page with zero css apart from the header. I have tried to delete print $style in the main tpl page - but that does not work. Thanks stackoverflow guys - great website. Great if Matthew could answer this one :-)