TeamRaiser pages without a wrapper

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Is it possible to have the teamraiser pages without a wrapper? Do the pages have to have a visual, customize image surrounding it? I ask because we're having trouble finding the code for a wrapper that was created 3 years agao and updating the image with a new date. So in the short term I want to open registration without that customize image. 

 

Here's an example of a page:

 

http://ride.canarychallenge.com/site/TR?fr_id=1070&pg=entry

 

The header should say 2014 and we and convio can't figure how to swap out that image for the 2014 one. 

 

Any ideas?

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  • This image is set in your CSS.

     



    #header {



    background: url(../assets/images/header.png) no-repeat;





    height: 193px;
    margin: 0px;
    position: relative;
    width: 986px;
    }

     

    This code appears to be in your page wrapper.



     You could either update the wrapper to point to another image, or replace that image.

     

    http://ride.canarychallenge.com/assets/images/header.png

     

     

    EDIT: You can have a blank wrapper, but that would still be a wrapper.

  • Brian Mucha:

    This image is set in your CSS.

     



    #header {



    background: url(../assets/images/header.png) no-repeat;





    height: 193px;
    margin: 0px;
    position: relative;
    width: 986px;
    }

     

    This code appears to be in your page wrapper.



     You could either update the wrapper to point to another image, or replace that image.

     

    http://ride.canarychallenge.com/assets/images/header.png

     

     

    EDIT: You can have a blank wrapper, but that would still be a wrapper.

    I like the BigDots texture thing in the background.

  • Brian Mucha:

    I like the BigDots texture thing in the background.

    I agree, the bg-dots effect on the body element is pretty neat.  You might want to change the styles for that to repeat-y, and apply a background color to the background of the html element, end edit the background image to have a gradient fade in to that color, so the background doesn't just cut off abruptly when you scroll down.

     

    Taking a peak at your page source code, it looks like most of your wrapper lives in reusable PageBuilder pages following the naming convention reuse_challenge_2012_***, for example, reuse_challenge_2012_header.  If you go to PageBuilder and search for "reuse_challenge_2012_" you should see them all.  Just be sure to copy the current version rather than editing the live content, so you'll have a backup.

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