Removing the Green & Black Bars

The green bar - try clicking the bit that says 'close'.

The black bar - you need this as you may want to login at some point, amongst other useful things like checking your PMs or administrating your forum.

We do offer 'White-labeling' if you want all mention of Lefora removed from your forum.  If you're interested in this, please email 'upgrades -at- lefora.com' and mention that you're already a pro member and link to your forum.

Hi
I understand - however - the black bar indicates that the forum is free - where it is not - we are paying for it.

It only shows that when you're not logged in, and it's a link to the Lefora main page, NOT a description of your forum. Try clicking it....

Hi, it's Ivy again. Sorry, I deleted my other account, but can't join your forum with my original name. So I've become firefly. lol.

Yea, I agree with what 30093009 is saying.  Visitors to our forums won't know we've paid for our forums as the first thing they'll see is "Free Forum". =\

Just a note - we used Lefora for this project as it was our first - but we will not do it again for other similar stuff - simply due to this.

I don't see it saying "Lefora Free Forum" anywhere.  Nor do I see the big green bar.

@Thunderzilla, it's at my forum page, before I login.  It's different for me - it's black not green. The bar is at the top of the page - top left hand corner has the text "Lefora Free Forum". Top right hand corner has 2 links "Login" and "join".

Since those that are logged in do not see it, the issue does not continue past being a Guess. You might want to put in your Header description line that your Forum is not Free (Thanks to the contributions of viewers like you). Or if you design your own Header you can come up with whatever wording conveys the image you need to present.

Hi everyone,

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with me in this thread.  I've just noticed that I can modify the css class for this pre-login link to be hidden!  This did the trick for me... in the custom CSS

.anonymous {
  display:none;
}

I never noticed this class in the header before, silly me!