By markpenny on

Garland grabs the drupal logo every time you customize the theme. There are two ways to get your logo to show.

1. Go to files/colors and the garland theme folder and replace logo.png with your logo every time you customize the theme.
2. Uncheck "Use the default logo" and upload your logo every time you customize the theme.

I recommend option 2. It's quicker and gets exactly the same result.

What we need, of course, is a way to make garland stick with the local logo.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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faqing’s picture

faqing commented

Use fireworks to edit the base.png. Replace the drupal logo on the right upper corner with yours.

I like garland theme. I use garland for all my sites. http://ibc.ac.th

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markpenny commented

Thanks, Faqing. I'll try it. I like how you've inserted a picture into your banner. Which file?

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faqing commented

I just made a theme based on garland with pull-down menu. You may download and check the style.css.

http://www.thanhsiang.org/faqing/node/59

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markpenny commented

謝謝!

darumaki’s picture

darumaki commented

What does it mean when you say edit base.png this image appears all one piece are we suppose to make our own base where all the areas are changeable ? It would be cool if an editable .psd file was generated.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I developed my own theme, based on Garland. I added my own logo, but it is replaced by the default druplicon, everytime I change the colors, like you described. Upload the logo everytime I change the color is very exhausting.

Is there a way to build a theme, that keeps it's own logo if the colors are changed?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I took a closer look at the theme and it seems, that the logo is extracted from the base.png with the coords which are present in color.inc

I try to replace the logo an I'll post the result here.