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  • allenjj Friend
    #194072

    I am using am image logo on my JA Social Site which is nearing end of development (cdmas.cloudaccess.net). The header span for logo is set to 8 and the template.css is set to height 203 and length 1066. Despite those settings the logo appears VERY small. I cant seem to find any setting that is causing the problem, and can not seem to get the logo to appear the correct size. HELP!!!!!

    pavit Moderator
    #519824

    Hi

    You need to check here also /templates/ja_social/css/themes/tan/template.css line 3709

    .logo-image a {
    background-image: url("../../../images/logo.png");
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    height: 75px;
    width: 194px;
    }

    logo is taking settings from here

    allenjj Friend
    #519825

    Forgot that there was another place settings were located. That fixed the sizing, but now the image is truncating even though the image size is 1066 wide by 203 high. I had assumed it would simply scale. How do I get the entire image to show? Resize it?

    pavit Moderator
    #519826

    Checked and appear nice, you resized it ?

    allenjj Friend
    #519828

    Figured out that the solution was resizing, and then adjusted image size settings. Thanks so much.

    allenjj Friend
    #519829

    Yes, resized the image and then adjusted the css settings. Thanks so much.
    <em>@pavit 407639 wrote:</em><blockquote>Checked and appear nice, you resized it ?</blockquote>

    allenjj Friend
    #519831

    Looking at it, I really think I would like to logo to be slightly larger than the image below it, so I changed the header to span 9 and 3 from the previous 8 and 4, but it made no difference. Any other place I need to change that setting or is 9 and 3 not possible?

    phong nam Friend
    #520037

    @allenjj: In fact, the logo is showing with max width of span8 now. If you still want to make it larger, you can open templates/ja_social/tpls/blocks/header.php and adjust the span value to span9 again as you did.

    Then try to put below override css codes into custom.css file:

    .logo-image a img {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    }


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    allenjj Friend
    #520137

    Didnt think about the override code. Thanks so much. With some additional fiddling on the sizing and margins its looking good. Thanks again.

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