HI Everyone

Does anyone know how to set two logos in the Siggi template, one for the white background (main one), and one for the side menu? I have a black logo image on transparent background, which looks great on the main page, but on the side menu (with dark background) it's almost invisible. I see there is some space left for it (layouts -> blocks -> logo.php), but I don't know how to use it, since in the template's options there is just one box to set the image logo, not two ('logo_image' and 'dark_logo_image'). Do you have any idea how to make it work? I'll be very grateful for any help.

    humbakbury
    Hi
    Sorry the thread was missed,
    Add this code in override.css file and it will fix the issue

    #aside-menu .gkLogo {
    background: #fff;
    padding: 10px;
}

    This also match the color with sidebar menu http://prntscr.com/q9mgbr

      Hello pankaj

      Well, thank you for your help, but this is not quite what I was asking for. I could achieve this effect easily by simply making a logo with white background instead of a transparent one, but the goal was to make it behave the same as the "Siggi" logo in the template, which turned out to be a text in a nice font - normally it's black, but on the Aside Menu it turns white. There must be a way to make a similar thing with an image-logo. Or, if that's impossible, the other option would be to get rid of the logo in Aside Menu completely. Unfortunately, I don't know how to make either of these changes (but it's quite obvious that two logos are needed in this case, and I'm pretty sure other Siggi users will have a similar problem).


        humbakbury
        Hi
        Open file "/layouts/default.php" in template "gk_siggi".
        Find this code
        Line 248

        <?php $this->layout->loadBlock('logo'); ?>

        This code is used to show the logo in sidebar, you can add your new logo image code here
        example code :

        <div class="logo-wrap">
        <a href="#" class="gkLogo text">
   <img src="/logo.jpg" alt="">
          </a>

      </div>

          Thank you very much pankaj! That's exactly what I wanted:-)

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