Logo on content area

esregnet / 2010-01-26 16:23:21   

How could I manage to place my logo inside the main container like here LINK?

The idea would be to have the logo always in the same place whwn the rest of the content changes. Do I have to modify the style.css file and if yes how?
Thanks

That is my site, most of it is turned off at the moment. LINK
Thanks!

7 / 2010-01-26 17:43:43   
  1. They've used a < img alt=" with a jpg of their logo in the Content div.  I guess either put that sort of thing in on every exhibit or perhaps edit the Content Div in the CSS to hold it automatically would do the trick?  Have a go.
7 / 2010-01-26 17:44:02   
  1. They've used a < img alt=" with a jpg of their logo in the Content div.  I guess either put that sort of thing in on every exhibit or perhaps edit the Content Div in the CSS to hold it automatically would do the trick?  Have a go.
7 / 2010-01-26 17:45:06   

er sorry, that shouldn't have happened! ;)

Vaska A / 2010-01-26 18:01:46   

zowie...

esregnet / 2010-01-27 10:04:26   

Sorry guys, I don't understand you...So do I have to put this line of code into my style.css?

arsondpi / 2010-01-27 10:06:12   

I'm not sure what are you trying to achieve - I suggest to check the Useful threads post in the top of the forum. Lots of stuff there...

esregnet / 2010-01-27 11:02:30   

I would like the logo of our site to appear not in the menu area on top but rather in the main content area. It should always stay there no matter how the content underneath changes (see example link above). My question is where would I have to put the link for the image-file that contains the logo - in the style.css document or anywhere else? They -> LINK also have done it the way I would like.

arsondpi / 2010-01-27 11:57:51   

Lots of ways to do this: either insert it in the index.php of your site or insert it in the pre-nav area and move it around with css atrributes...

esregnet / 2010-01-27 15:25:32   

O.k...
I have looked at the index.php file. Where would I have to insert that and how would it look like?
In case I put it in the pre-nav area, what do you mean by "move it around with css attributes"?

I don't want to bore you, but I have looked around in the forum and could not find any discussion on this issue so far. I am of course greatful for any hints as to where I should look.

esregnet / 2010-01-27 17:38:52   

In the index.php file there is this line of code:

$style .= ($img != '') ? "\nbackground-image: url(".BASEURL."/files/$img);\nbackground-repeat: $tile;\nbackground-position: 215px 0;\nbackground-attachment: fixed;\n" : '';

like this, my logo, which would be the background image, is partly covered by the left frame. How do I tell him to position itself just at the same distance from the (invisible) division line as my text and the images? and how would I manage to give it a little space from the top?

This thread has been closed, thank you.