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  • ummm Friend
    #148892

    Hi I am using joomla 1.5 with kyanite loaded up.

    My company logo image needs to replace the demo logo image, but is a larger size.

    When the image is placed up its cut off as the ‘image holder or what ever it is’ is smaller.

    How do I manage to get a larger logo image in place and seen fully?

    Your help appreciated.

    uniquebiz Friend
    #333352

    ummm;165849Hi I am using joomla 1.5 with kyanite loaded up.

    My company logo image needs to replace the demo logo image, but is a larger size.

    When the image is placed up its cut off as the ‘image holder or what ever it is’ is smaller.

    How do I manage to get a larger logo image in place and seen fully?

    Your help appreciated.

    While I haven’t played with Kyanite at all, generally you edit the template.css file for whatever template, looking for the /* Logo Image —-/* comment
    or code similar to this

    /* Logo Image —*/
    h1.logo { height: 51px; margin-top: 20px; margin-left: 10px; width: 187px; }

    h1.logo a {
    background: url(../images/logo.png) no-repeat left;
    display: block;
    height: 51px;
    width: 187px;
    }

    usually this is after line 1200 or so in the file change the height etc to suit the new logo
    I recommend using a css editor like topstyle 4 rather than notepad it just displays it a lot better

    Cheers Shannon

    ummm Friend
    #333423

    Well Thanks.
    After a bit of hunting around I did find the correct CSS file to make the changes.
    I have to mention to other readers if your going to be doing a fair bit of php, css, or other file coding…check out some software called coda…amazing direct editor via ftp, even has a preview window built in.
    It really helped me here.

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