removing site name from logo area

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Howdy! I've looked all over and can't seem to find out how to remove the little link/site name at the top of my new site... any help? Thanks!
http://184.173.229.97/~showingo/...

 
FernandoCordeiro replied on at Permalink Reply
FernandoCordeiro
Dashboard > Stacks & Blocks > Stacks

There's a "Global Area" called "Site Name".

Since you created the logo in the background image, simply edit the block and erase its contents.




Apart from that, just one tip:

I'd use DIVs and CSS to Properly position the Logo on the right place, and put the logo in a PNG with transparency in that Block. Then I'd remove it from the Background Image, and Link the image in the block to the website.

Best practice and helps SEO and usability.
showingo replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks! I appreciate your help. Unfortunately, removing the contents of that stack or deleting that stack didn't remove the link :(

I like the idea of putting the logo into the right place via DIVs and CSS. Unfortunately, I'm a pretty basic user when it comes to html skills... so much so that I haven't figured out how to use CSS or hand code DIVs. I'm learning more every day though :)

Any idea as to why that link persists, even with the stack removed?

If I go to System and Settings I can remove the site name, and the link disappears, but this has the effect of also removing the name from the browser tabs... is there a way to just remove it from the page and not the tabs?

Thanks again!
Ekko replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
Ekko
Try going to dashboard --> pages & themes --> themes

Click on the theme you are using, and press customize. Now hopefully your theme has custom options, and if so click add your css.

add #logo {visibility:hidden;) and press save, than refresh your browser. If it doesn't take than try it without the # in front, its been a long time since Ive used the theme css input and I cant remember if # is required
showingo replied on at Permalink Reply
That Worked! Awesome! Thank you thank you thank you :)

....actually, I thought it worked, and although it did remove the link and text, it also reformatted the style, placing large spacings in between the lines. Why would it do that?
Ekko replied on at Permalink Reply
Ekko
Not sure, but as a quick fix you could try changing it to

#logo {font-size:0px} which will keep the div space but render the text for the logo div 0px.
lozols replied on at Permalink Reply
lozols
Thanks for the tip. Your thread fixed my problem!