By unhipzero on

This is driving me nuts.

Does anyone know to change the title of my website from what it is now?

http://www.phantomfreak.net/

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ed

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vm’s picture

vm commented

administer -> site information

unhipzero’s picture

unhipzero commented

Ah thank you!

Maybe too much to ask but is there a way of altering font size/style and positioning?

jainrutgers’s picture

jainrutgers commented

Go to your file common.css file

The class that is controlling the title style is site-name title

Search for that and change the properties or you can add something like below....use firebug (addon for firefox) to determine the class name and other attributes of the element.

the code will go like this

.site-name title h1{
font-size: xx value;
font-color: xx value;
font-family:xx value;

}

Chetan

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unhipzero commented

Hey Chetan,

Thanks for getting back to me.

Can't seem to see a common.css file in my root directory. Would it be labelled as something else?

Ed.

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abdullah5588 commented

Hi,

In your current theme, you have following code in style.css at around line 38

#siteName {
font-family:"trebuchet ms", helvetica, sans-serif ;
color: #fff;
font-size: 44px;
text-transform: lowercase;
display: inline;
line-height: 110px;
}

Do your formatting between the above block in style.css. I am sure it would solve your issue.

Abdullah
Information Planet
Oil Cups

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unhipzero commented

Thanks Abdul!

A couple of things before I stop bothering you guys.

1) Tag or code to centre align the name of my website?
2) I'm trying to get the slogan thing to work - inputted details on 'site information' and on themes part of admin but I'm missing something....any ideas

Thanks!

Ed.

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vm commented

you should use the firefox browser and get the firebug addon to help you inspect the elements and target specific css.

text-align: center;

is what you may use to center somethings.

learn css here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/

abdullah5588’s picture

abdullah5588 commented

Hi,

You might need to edit the page.tpl file to do that if your current theme does not have the width of the div having your site title equal to the site width.

I mean you should have some thing like

[ Site title ] width:ABCpx
[ site menu ] width:ABCpx
[ site content] width:ABCpx

instead of

[site title][site slogan] width:ABCpx
[ site menu ] width:ABCpx
[ site content ] width:ABCpx

And then in first case try adding something like

text-align:center; in the css as per my previous post.

Abdullah
Information Planet
Oil Cups

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unhipzero commented

Cheers guys for the help.

I've tried using the text-align tag but doesn't work plus couldn't find the various items in page.tpl.

No matter those were the icing on the cake really.

Thanks a lof your help. It's my first time with drupal after a friend had got a website going - I thought give it a go myself seeing how quickly he got it up and running.

Can someone recommend any image attachment modules?

Trying to find the module which powers the image attachment preview on this webiste: http://www.hungrypixel.co.uk/

Cheers,

Ed.

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vm commented

text-align would go into the style.css file not into the page.tpl.php

again, use the firefox browser with the firebug addon to figure out where you you need to put it by inspecting the elements.

images on the site you link to look to be using the imagepicker.module and the lightbox.module
you can view the sourec of hover over the image for clues.

separate questions should go in a new threads.