Is there a way to remove the header image when you click different pages?

  • kajones2000

    (@kajones2000)


    9 years, 10 months ago

    I just used Zinnia to try and create a personal website. I love it – very clean and professional. As opposed to making different posts, I am using different pages to post information – so there is a “Contact Me” page, and “About Me” page and so on. The challenge is that when you click on the different pages, you have to scroll down beneath the header to actually get to the content. If a person is not discerning, it would appear that the website is broken. I would love it if the header image disappeared when you clicked on different pages. Is there a way to do this? (Please note – I know absolutely NOTHING about how to do coding.)

    Thank you!

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  • wongpk

    (@wongpk)

    9 years, 10 months ago

    What image are you referring to?

    There is no image on the theme by default, unless you checked “Sticky” on a post, then an image will appear. If that is the case, uncheck the “Sticky” on the post.

    A screenshot or a site URL will help a lot.

    Thread Starter kajones2000

    (@kajones2000)

    9 years, 10 months ago

    Here is the URL. I actually haven’t done any posts…just pages. I selected to have a static front page (because I don’t have any posts, only pages). Thanks in advance for your help!!!

    http://www.kjcounsel.net/

    Thread Starter kajones2000

    (@kajones2000)

    9 years, 10 months ago

    Oh and here is a follow up – is there any way to make the text on the “home” page not so far away from the image? If you don’t scroll down you can’t see it at all…many people will miss it altogether! Thanks!

    wongpk

    (@wongpk)

    9 years, 10 months ago

    I think it is a theme bug on the image there, we may have to wait for the update of the image.

    As for your menu gap, you need some CSS to adjust. Here are some steps:

    1- Install and activate Jetpack
    2- Go to Appearance -> Edit CSS
    3- Key in:

    .nav {
margin-bottom: 10px;
}

    As you can see, you can adjust the number for the gap.

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