By pradhan on

I really like drupal and would describe myself as an intermediate user...and I am also certain that this topic has been discussed somewhere, but I haven't been able to find it, so forgive me...

One of the common complaints, (and wishes) about drupal from a design standpoint is that an image used in a header remains the same throughout the site. I know there are modules to customize the front page (front page, splash), but I am wondering if there is anyway to either
A) have different images in the header on different nodes. For example, if I select a primary link, is there any way to load a different image header on that link;

alternatively,
B) is there any script (or whatever) to simply change the image periodically and automatically.

alternatively,
C) might there be a script to change out the image header, sort of like a slide show might...in other words, while sitting on the page, the image header changes?

I hope I am using the right language.

Thanks for any help.
Pradhan

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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cmsquickstart commented

You can create a region in your theme for the header image. You can then use Drupal's core block module to add images and set their visibility for each node id.

You can check out the Marinelli theme ( http://drupal.org/project/marinelli ) which dynamically switches the header image.

Also check out the views slideshow module: http://drupal.org/project/views_slideshow

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pradhan commented

Yes, the rotating banners in Marinelli is just what I am looking for. Thanks so much for your quick reply.

Pradhan