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I want a custom logo and can't get the image to fit, it "falls down" into the body see http://www.NorthboundBusinessConsulting.com ; I have looked at the css (style.css and header-graphics.css) and tried different things but either it got worse, or did not do anything. I did go in and do a "save" in the Zenland themes module after I amended the css.
I also cannot understand why even on a user log in the "Welcome to Drupal" language re configuring the website shows up???
thanks,
Pia
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Hi, I am the author of
Hi, I am the author of Zenland. Sorry for the delay. I suggest you put your issue in the project page, so you can get direct help from the maintainer.
You have changed your theme :) Hope you are okay now.
But about the logo, if it "falls down", I assume your logo is too big. Try to reduce to the size of the given logo. Later when you really have to use large logo, you have to do some tweak either to your base.png in folder color or your style.css. This also happens to every theme in drupal. You'd also better change to default (blue-lagoon) first to avoid regenerating stylesheets during customizations. When you are done, you can always change to your preferred color, of course. This saves you headache.
"Welcome to Drupal" will disappear once you create a content, story or page.
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changing css zenland
Thanks Gausarts. I keep trying things ... I did not understand what you meant by "You'd also better change to default (blue-lagoon) first to avoid regenerating stylesheets during customizations. "? Do you mean that stick to the original colour while changing the layout of the site, when finished go back and change colours? I have read a bit about changing themes and I am familiar with css, have done other sites completely in css http://www.HeavenSentDesserts.com but I still am hazy about Drupal design.
thanks,
Pia
Yes, during editing
Yes, during editing style.css, you'd better stick to the default, which is blue lagoon. This way you don't have to regenerate the styles every time you change anything apart from the color. When you are satisfied, you can always change to any color scheme you like.
You can find the generated styles in your files/css folder. The css file in there is what drupal reads as soon as you change from the default. They keep changing whenever you change color styles. Drupal simply ignores the default style.css at this time. This may have stopped you from seeing any change to style.css. Hope I can make myself clear enough. Sorry if you misunderstand anything :)
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