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<em>@TomC 272014 wrote:</em><blockquote>As I have always said . . . a little trial-and-error can go a very long way.

With each step you take, and each new technique you learn/discover, you enrich your own personal knowledge and skill in working with not only JoomlArt products, but with various PHP and CSS web development techniques. EXACTLY how I started.</blockquote>

True 😉 Well… the last couple of days with you and several other people helping me out, I learned quite a bit on where codes might be to change things in the template. Ofcourse I don’t find it all the time, but still…

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#416132

<em>@arckoo 272015 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yeah… but I can imagine people like me are really testing your patience haha ;)</blockquote>
Only if someone is either rude, impatient or inconsiderate with us while we’re investigating and working through issues – which you have not been. The fact of the matter is, not every issue can be readily resolved – and we cannot accommodate every question/request for customizations. However, when we can, we do enjoy assisting as best we can.

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#416133

<em>@frodojrr 272010 wrote:</em><blockquote>Honestly, I did this. My logo is still the JA Purity logo.

Cleared my cache twice on two browsers.

http://host.enewspf.com/~quality/index.php

I am stumped.</blockquote>

I might not be the best person to give you advise, but I had the same problem (well, actually I just changed the image ‘logo.png’ into another image with the same name. Doesn’t work). I found that when I use the tutorial and change the name ‘logo.png’ of the original image into something else (‘mylogo.png’ for example) it actually did work. You might already have done that, but I thought I’d tell you anyway, just in case 😉

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1. TomC

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#416135

<em>@arckoo 272016 wrote:</em><blockquote>True 😉 Well… the last couple of days with you and several other people helping me out, I learned quite a bit on where codes might be to change things in the template. Ofcourse I don’t find it all the time, but still…</blockquote>
Don’t forget to take advantage of searching through the Community Forums regarding various issues as well. In many circumstances, you will find that your question has previously been asked and answered – providing you with the already-worked-through solution.

Also, be sure to take advantage of our [URL=http://www.joomlart.com/forums/forum/joomlart-tutorials/

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#416138

<em>@arckoo 272018 wrote:</em><blockquote>I might not be the best person to give you advise, but I had the same problem (well, actually I just changed the image ‘logo.png’ into another image with the same name. Doesn’t work). I found that when I use the tutorial and change the name ‘logo.png’ of the original image into something else (‘mylogo.png’ for example) it actually did work. You might already have done that, but I thought I’d tell you anyway, just in case ;)</blockquote>

Finally found it!

Had to place the new logo inside ja_rave/core/color_blue/images

… but change the dimensions on the main template.css file.

Argh.

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#416147

<em>@frodojrr 272023 wrote:</em><blockquote>Finally found it!

Had to place the new logo inside ja_rave/core/color_blue/images

… but change the dimensions on the main template.css file.

Argh.</blockquote>
But doesn’t it feel good to have figured it out … AND IT WORKED !!!

😀

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