Here goes. I have a site http://tinyurl.com/2t77xq that uses our boards engine to display listing data. What I want to do is block or overwrite the 'framed look' of the top and side bar. Their size and shape does not change, but the content is whats important. I dont think I can extract the data because of the plethora of .js being used, but I thought there maybe a way to rework the look of the site by either hiding the top and side bar. Anyone have experience with this? Is there a way to work with the code?
You can replace the top header via CSS or HTML since its a background image. The sidebar image wouldn't be as simplistic since I figure its a database call for the image. If you have new image files, it shouldn't take a coder 15 minutes to alter. Course your page is in ASP, this is the PHP forum. Might explain the lack of responses. I take that back about the database call, is this a single agent's site? Real question is: is the sidebar image used constantly throughout the site?
It is a single agents site and both the top and side bars remain contstant... Thanks for you help so far.
Well to replace the top header, you can either overwrite top.jpg(copy it and rename to top2.jpg, in case something goes wrong) with a new image file (size is 919 x 130) or in land_mountain3.css edit this section. #container { position: relative; background-image: url('top.jpg'); change 'top.jpg' to whatever file you want to use. Working with the sidebar would be a bit more involved since it would require editing an ASP file as such I can't see the source to tell you what to do there. Odds are its an include file. Viewing any of the pages on the server should show you which it is.