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  • dayman Friend
    #190221

    My first question is why the mobile logo on the attached screenshot is pink? How can i change that?
    The logo is on a transparent background. The pink rectangle that you see should be black…

    My other question is how to remove the empty space above the mobile menu. Does anyone know how to do this?

    Your help would be greatly appreciated! 🙂


    1. mobile-screenshot
    phong nam Friend
    #504314

    Hi dayman,

    Then pink background is a default logo background of our JA Lens template which you can find in /templates/ja_lens/css/template.css at lines:

    #logo h1 {
    height: 60px;
    width: 60px;
    background: #de3068;
    }

    Change to black if you want.

    In order to remove the space above mobile menu, you can try to put below css styles into the end of /templates/ja_lens/css/layout-mobile.css file:

    #header .main {
    margin-top: -60px;
    }

    Adjust the margin-top until you get perfect and clear System cache.

    dayman Friend
    #504511

    Thanks again for the reply, you are defnitely a support hero 🙂

    The background behind the mobile logo is now black, but the parts to the left and right of the logo are still pink (see screenshot).
    Any idea how to change this to black as well?

    The code for removing the space above the mobile menu worked like a charm, thanks!


    1. khailesh-mobile
    phong nam Friend
    #504517

    Hi dayman,

    You can open layout-mobile.css and layout-mobile-portrait.css files in /ja_lens/templates/ja_lens/css/ path, then find lines:

    #logo {
    width: 100%;
    top: 0;
    background: #de3068;
    }

    Change to your background color, then clear System cache.

    dayman Friend
    #504537

    <em>@Leo Burnetts 387846 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi dayman,

    You can open layout-mobile.css and layout-mobile-portrait.css files in /ja_lens/templates/ja_lens/css/ path, then find lines:

    #logo {
    width: 100%;
    top: 0;
    background: #de3068
    }

    Change to your background color, then clear System cache.</blockquote>

    Worked like charm, thanks a lot Leo! 🙂

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