Image in the header region

Latest version of ArtistsC01 theme has header region. Grab it and install it.

So, disable logo, site name and slogan in admin/build/themes/settings/artistsC01 and add a block with the image in the header region in admin/build/block/list/artistsC01.

That should do it.

Other feature I've added in latest commit is configurable header backcolor. This should make it easier to fit in your image to this region.

Thanks, I will try out the update.

I have tried a test image in http://stanislausbandra.in and it looks quite nice. This is a very valuable feature.

Your theme is possibly the most flexible theme I have used. Now only to get fluid widths to work. In its current state civicrm would probably break the theme. Also on a wide screen there a lot of blank areas on the screen.

Thanks for this theme

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I am using this theme and for the most part I like it. My issue here is that the theme RE-NAMES any image uploaded, by any method, to "themename_logo" eg. artistsC0_logo.jpg. I want my logo to retain the file name I give it. Where do I change this? I see references to the logo in artistsC01.theme and template.php. I tried changing one thing in .theme but it did not make a difference. I will continue to research this, but it would be nice if you could help direct me to the source of the re-naming.

Thank you.

So far, I've gotten around this problem by providing the full path to the image-logo in place of

<?php if (isset($logo)): ?> <?php print '<a href="' . check_url($base_path) . '" title="' . $site_name . '"><img src="'. check_url($logo) .'" alt="'. $site_name .'" id="logo" /></a>'; ?> <?php endif; ?>

<?php print '<a href="' . check_url($base_path) . '" title="' . $site_name . '"><img src="http://www.example.com/sites/default/files/site-logo.jpg" alt="'. $site_name .'" id="logo" /></a>'; ?>

in page.tpl.php

I realize that this is a quick and dirty method. Wish I knew of a better way.

Thanks for the tip! greetings, Martijn

You could also upload your logo to the server using FTP and then under Admin >> Themes >> Configure, use 'Path To Custom Logo'.

MC