I have relocated the search box, by moving this code:
<?php if ($search_box) : ?>
<div id="search-box"><?php print $search_box ?></div>
<?php endif; ?>
to just above the code for 'site name'
This solves the effect shown within the attachments. If it doesn't affect the default option (a small / short logo) then it is certainly preferable for full width 'banner' logos...
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | adb search box (banner logo).png | 86.92 KB | jbc |
| adb search box.png | 71.41 KB | jbc | |
| adb search box relocated.png | 108.03 KB | jbc |
Comments
Comment #1
jbc commentedSomehow the adb search box.png was the incorrect one. This image shows the effect I was experiencing and have resolved by the code change.
What do you think?
Comment #2
Alan Cooney commentedThe reason for the difference is that this theme handles the logo in a more standard way. I'm working on an image upload for another image above the header (as before) in the theme settings module but it's proving quite tricky (currently no other free themes have this that I can see).
Alan Cooney
Avioso Designs
http://www.avioso.com
Comment #3
Alan Cooney commentedComment #4
jbc commentedOk, Alan
I am not sure that I followed you properly, but I wonder whether the Tapestry theme might offer this functionality?
Hope that helps.
John
Comment #5
Alan Cooney commentedI'm trying to validate the form, that’s the problem, and tapestry doesn't seem to do it. Either way I've had to put this on hold due to the mountain of paid work we've received over the past few weeks.
Alan