How To Remove Elements Of "contact Us" Module

[HipHarp]

I've read the tutorials on how to change basic info in the "Contact Us" Module but I need to remove the text that says "Our hotline is available 24/7" and the picture of the thin white lady wearing a headset.

 

None of the tutorials I've read or watched address those changes. Can someone help me remove and/or change them out? (I've added an image of the module I'm talking about) Thanks so much!

 

[PrestaHeroes USA]

do this..(to find modules related to content on your front office)

 

on any page that this appears particular content appears (home page)

 

right click and then select view source

 

using your browser, find the text , in this case Contact Us

 

look just above this and you will see the name of the module that produces this content

 

then look modules/the module name....

[PascalVG]

Hi Hip,

if you still want to use the module, but just change the module to not show/change the picture of the lady, you can do this:

If you want to change the picture. The picture is found in /modules/blockcontact/img/block_contact_bg.jpg

Just change for any picture you like, similar in size.

 

To delete it, either add a blank picture, or change the file:

 

override the file modules/blockmodule/blockcontact.css,

(i.e. copy it to /themes/<your theme folder>/modules/blockcontact/blockcontact.css)

 

then edit the new file and find the following part (at the top of the file) and add the red //'s:

 

 

#contact_block .block_content {

padding:10px 0 15px 0;

// background: url(images/block_contact_bg.jpg) no-repeat left bottom transparent // comment out this line

}

 

To change (or delete) the text about 24/7, go to

localization->translations.

select installed module translations from the menu list, and press the flag of your language (if you just use English, press the american flag)

scroll down to module blockcontact and add your new text behind the "Our hotline is available 24/7" field.

 

 

Refresh your page and see it it helps.

 

 

That should do the trick...

 

Pascal.