Jul. 15th, 2008 at 12:59 PM
The Complete Style code has a few areas where things repeat. If you look at an unstyled page, you may note that there are two navigation link sets in the header, one at the top and one at the bottom. There is also, of course, the version available as a sidebar module. There are three places the user icon shows up, above the entry header, inside the entry header, and inside the entry body.
This is to make as many layout variations as possible possible without having to make the css positioning too circuitous. The navigation links and the user icon seem to be the two page elements moved around the most, so those were placed in all the most common locations.
To get rid of any versions you aren't going to use, just give them a display:none.
This is to make as many layout variations as possible possible without having to make the css positioning too circuitous. The navigation links and the user icon seem to be the two page elements moved around the most, so those were placed in all the most common locations.
To get rid of any versions you aren't going to use, just give them a display:none.