I'm using Acquia Slate 6.x-2.0 My issue, I added a couple pictures to the banner folder....../theme_settings/banners/

It worked at first, then I added a couple more pictures. Now when I am configuring the theme, the newest pictures don't show up.

I've confirmed that the permissions are correct

I'm going crazy...I have searched, and searched for a solution...but found nothing. Any direct fixes would be great...as well as any workarounds.

Thanks and regards
matt

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matt304 commented

Sorry, I'm new at this....this is where I'm talking about,

admin/build/themes/settings/acquia_slate/ Configure/theme-specific settings/theme development settings/theme banner

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Category: bug » support
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Assigned: Unassigned » matt304
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matt304 commented

haha, fixed it. the file extension was in caps...which messed everything up

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ipwa commented
Title: pictures added to acquia slate banner folder, don't show up in console » pictures added to /theme_settings/banners/ can't be in caps
Project: Fusion Distro » Acquia Slate

Maybe this should be marked as 'closed (worked as designed)

Anyways, changing the project, because this is not relevant to the fusion distro

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msalt commented

I also had issues with this feature, though I have upgraded to 6.x-3.1 beta which made it moot.
My experience was, I put two additional photos (of the exact same dimension, .jpg not .JPG) in the correct directory, and they showed up in the drop down list. But if I chose them, the picture reverted to the default photo (the jagged rock on the beach.)
The same thing happened if I picked "none" -- instead of no picture, I got the jagged rock again.

The only way I managed to add my own picture was to rename it, in that folder, with the same name as one of the default photos (I chose wheat.jpg) -- then, choosing wheat brought my photo up. The only way I was able to get no photo was, oddly enough, to uncheck the Mission Statement.