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  • franconov Friend
    #128445

    Can I change my header from image to an imageslide rotator ? If yes, what i must edit or change ?

    Sherlock Friend
    #248711

    franconov !
    It’s posible ! There is Easy way :
    – You download JA Header module at here :
    http://www.joomlart.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=483
    then install it in your site.
    – Create headers folder in templates/ja_rochea/images folder , copy header images to it , then login to adminstrator –> go to JA header module –> set postion for this and set images path to “templates/ja_rochea/images/headers” .
    – in index.php file in templates/ja_rochea folder find following code section :


    <div id="ja-subhead" style="background: url(<?php echo $tmpTools->templateurl()."/images/headers/$ja_headerimg-bg1.jpg";?>) no-repeat bottom left;">
    <!-- load JA Header module here -->
    <div class="innerpad">

    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="top" style="xhtml" />
    </div>
    </div>

    red text is code get header background , you remove it , then add code for load JA Header module in position of blue text !

    franconov Friend
    #250864

    Seems not working this header module or something wrong when i paste the new code to index.php

    Menalto Friend
    #250884

    I suggest you paste the code here so we can see it.

    franconov Friend
    #250890

    I load module header of Antares template, and i set it for header position, then i modified index.php with this:

    <div id=”ja-subhead” style=””>
    <!– load JA Header module here –>

    instead of:

    <div id=”ja-subhead” style=”background: url(<?php echo $tmpTools->templateurl().”/images/headers/$ja_headerimg-bg1.jpg”;?>) no-repeat bottom left;”>

    If i set the module in top position i can see the header rotation, but if setted in header position anything to do.

    Thanks.

    franconov Friend
    #251270

    Ok fix with this code:

    <div id=”ja-subhead” style=””>
    <jdoc:include type=”modules” name=”header” />

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