[Solved] America's Army Theme Changes

[AlaskaMat]

Hello All,
I am getting "moved in" to the new America's Army theme on my JROTC website at http://www.dimonjrotc.org and have a question/problem. Due to political correctness/sensitivity with high-school kids, there is no way I can have the combat/violent flash movie going in the left end of the header. I would like to simply have my schools name and JROTC centered in the header. I have not been able to figure out how to "turn off" the flash movie. Can anyone help?
Thanks,

[AlaskaMat]

OK, thanks to .=QUACK=.Major.Pain I have been able to find the code I need to deal with. He provided me:

Your looking for:

[code]<table>       <tr>       <td width="455"valign="top" style="padding-left]

You want to remove:

[code]<object classid="clsid]

It may distort the header, but you can adjust the settings if it does.

He was quite right about distorting the header. This is what the header originally looked like:
[img]http://www.dimondjrotc.org/Portal/templates/A_Army/images/Header_Before.jpg[/img]

If I delete the source flash movie, it comes out like this:
[img]http://www.dimondjrotc.org/Portal/templates/A_Army/images/Header_After.jpg[/img]

Can anyone help me remove the flash movie, keep the left side of the header, and center my on image (Dimond JROTC)?

[Helter]

ive got some time on friday so ill post the code change then. If you dont see it by friday evening you might have to remind me <img>

[AlaskaMat]

Thanks, Helter!
I sent you a PM on this - please check you box for it. I appreciate the awesome help and support you guys provide...much appreciated!

[AlaskaMat]

The cadets of Dimond High School JROTC would like to present Mr. HelterSkelter with the following certificate of appreciation:
[img]http://www.dimondjrotc.org/Documents/09-01-2010%2001;38;51PM.jpg[/img]
For a look at the site he helped us with, check us out at http://www.dimondjrotc.org
Helter, please PM with a good mailing address and I will send you a hard copy.
Thanks!

[Helter]

That is awesome Master Sergeant. Anch will always be a special place for me. I lived there for 7 years and my son was born there.
Thank you!