I've seen a few folks concerned about removing the header that looks like this:

Current Articles | Categories | Search | Syndication

I was able to remove this by creating a new css class called Hidden in the modules.css file that is in the main News Articles folder.

Then within that class all you need is { display: none; }

Then within the ucHeader.ascx file you need to seperate the code that displays the standard header, and the admin functions (such as create article, and the such) into two seperate paragraphs.  The first paragraph will reference the hidden class (class=hidden), and the second paragraph with the admin functions will be the same as the original (class=normal).

By doing this you will lose the functions to Syndicate (which I have links elsewhere), search (main DNN search is fine with me), and the Categories link (which I already have elsewhere).

I am not nearly done with my template, but you can get an idea of it by clicking this link: www.mygadgetbag.com.

(I haven't done any DNN Template coding, it is kind of daunting, so I'm working my way up to it...)

Yes, I would like to remove the header, but I am a newbie so I would like to get some more details before screwing it all up, thanks

Then within that class all you need is { display: none; }"

Alright, I added at the bottom of the "module.css" file the following:

.articleHidden { display: none; }

Then things become a little more tricky for me:

"Then within the ucHeader.ascx file you need to seperate the code that displays the standard header, and the admin functions (such as create article, and the such) into two seperate paragraphs.  The first paragraph will reference the hidden class (class=hidden), and the second paragraph with the admin functions will be the same as the original (class=normal)."

Take for example the "Current Articles", what exactly do I need to do with that one?

<asp:HyperLink ID="lnkCurrentNews" Runat="server" CssClass="CommandButton" EnableViewState="False">Current Articles</asp:HyperLink>

Should I change it to CssClass="hidden"  ?

Thanks for your help, much appreciated, and I think this display feature would be awesome in the next version