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[jdmcclain Friend jdmcclainJoin date: June 2008Posts: 3Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#255750

should not matter what the name is as long as it points to the right file in the .css. I have changed over a dozen logos in Joomla and WordPress and never had such a hassle–nor a template with virtually no documentation–as this “professional corporate” template.

For humor’s sake, I changed the name as you sugested. The only reason the file could not be found was I was giving an abbreviated directory. This is the actual one have been modified to point here, and still nothing:

http://evolutionarycompanies.com/templates/ja_edenite_template_v1.2_1.5.3/images/logo.gif

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#255756

http://evolutionarycompanies.com/templates/ja_edenite_template_v1.2_1.5.3/images/red/logo.gif
This gives the original logo, called logo.gif. And the correct path for the file in the css will be
url(../../images/red/logo.gif) no-repeat;
and not
url(../../logo.gif) no-repeat;
as you have it now. For the logo name, ofcourse it does not matter which name it is on it, it is just confusing for other people if they gonna do something, its easier to find the logo if its named “logo” instead of “WOFGO46534TGS_et_etst-st”

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#255759

that took care of it. thanks.

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