• Hello

    by the way, this template/them is 100% fantastic, the best and only one that has a adjustable width…P E R F E C T!!

    Just a simple one, how do i remove the small “Twitter” button on the top bar? Im not a Twitter user so wont be needing it.

    Thanks

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  • the problem is that in the theme’s /images folder the 2 icons are one image nav-icons.png

    Thread Starter scph35003

    (@scph35003)

    hmmm, ive had a look at the style sheet and can see the 2 links, but when one is deleted (twitter) the icon disappears but is still clickable…

    …is there no way of just having the feed button? or even the URL is going to, i cant find that in the code(s)

    in the theme settings – advanced tab, there’s a “custom functions” field. paste this in it:

    <?php
    function my_icon($nav_extra){
      $nav_extra = '<a href="'.get_bloginfo('rss2_url').'" class="nav-extra rss" title="RSS Feeds"><span>RSS Feeds</span></a>';
      return $nav_extra;
    }
    add_filter('mystique_navigation_extra', 'my_icon');
    ?>

    this will reset the original 2 buttons and add the rss button only.

    you could just download an rss image button and name it the same nav-icons.png and upload it in same place
    then remove the twitter code from theme’s header.php

    Thread Starter scph35003

    (@scph35003)

    Thank you digitalnature. Worked a treat. Thank you both for responding in such speedy time. This theme is Awesome! 🙂

    And how do you remove both?

    Three popular fixes to Mystique:

    Make these modifications to Appearance > Mystique settings > User CSS

    >>> To close the gap between the navbar menu and the content and make it 3px wide, add

    .shadow-right {
    background: url("images/shadow.png") no-repeat scroll right bottom transparent;
    padding-bottom: 3px;
    position: relative;
    }

    >>> To make the gap above the main logo much smaller, add:

    #site-title{padding:1em 0 0em 0;}

    >>> To remove the Twitter and RSS icons from behind the navbar

    #header a.twitter {display:none;}
    #header a.rss {display:none;}
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