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TOPIC: remove home-c-r

remove home-c-r 04 Feb 2014 17:49 #3817

hi,

I would like to remove home-c-r and keep home-c-l and centre it on the page.

Is this pissible?

I would like text in the middle of the home page section.
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Re: remove home-c-r 05 Feb 2014 12:43 #3826

Disable your home-c-r in module manager, then go to /templates/jf_calla-exteriors/css/index.php, line: 168 then delete class colspan 2, screenshot here: prntscr.com/2pozhj
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Re: remove home-c-r 23 Feb 2014 09:10 #4070

thank your. I do not have a html reader, so I'm unable to open the index file.

what do you recommend I download?
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Re: remove home-c-r 07 Apr 2014 13:13 #4436

use Notepad++ , it is free and amazing. also as far as I do remember you can go joomla template manager and click on template name(right one).It iwll show you a new page which may help you to edit site/template online.
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