3D-Fantasy Theme - Logo help

New Member Joined: Nov 25, 2008 Posts: 1

Hi all.

I have just discovered the joy that is PHP-Nuke and have fallen in love with it, it will answer all the issues I have with the site I am trying to build,, but I have come across a problem and I am really hoping you can help me out.

I have worked out how to add an image to the text blocks, (after hours and hours of searching),, but am stuck with the issue of the logo.

I have attached an image for you to see and as you can see i have a problem with getting the logo.gif to locate to the left rather than being in the middle. If I resize the gif it just shrinks it to fit, and I am stuck...

You will see 2 images below.

This is how my site appears now, and I need to change it so it appears like this.

Creation of the image is not a problem for me, but what I can not do is get the PHP-Nuke Logo.gif to locate to the left and then if possible add a second to the right.

Please can someone help.. thank you very much...

Ian

registered · Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 5:59 am

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For your particular issue, you need to play with the HTML code that is either in theme.php or header.html to position your image(s) the way you want/need. You have to change code to get this exactly the way you want.

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 6:13 am

Your themes header.html file should be something like this

Code:




<tr valign="middle">


      <td width="60%" align="right" rowspan="2">


         <a href="index.php"><img src="themes/3D-Fantasy/images/logo.gif" border="0" alt="$modifiedSitename" /></a>


      </td>


      <td width="40%" colspan="2">


       <p align="center"><b>$modifiedSitename!</b></p>


      </td>


   </tr>

If you want the image to go all the way across with nothing else take the rowspan out of the first TD, change the width to 100% and get rid of the second TD.
That should get you pretty close.