Try this:
<a href="http://yoursite.url"><img src="http://yoursitelogo.png" title="Your site name" /></a>
This should work
Thanks Bowe,
But unfortunately, that’s not what I was looking for. As everything is called through the stylesheets, I’m looking for a way to replace rspace.org with my logo in the h1 header id in the CSS files. The problem is I really don’t know where and am unsure about the syntax.
Anybody else?
Something along these lines
#logo {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
#logo a {
text-indent: -999em;
background: url(../images/logo.gif) no-repeat;
display: block;
width: 328px;
height: 79px;
}
Sorry did not read properly! I used David’s method for my admin bar logo, and that should REALLY do the trick
Thanks David,
That’s exactly what I needed and it worked like a charm! You can see the result at rSpace.org
Can anyone tell me what folder the <h1 id=”logo”> code is in for BP 1.2.3?
Can anyone tell me what folder the <h1 id=”logo”> code is in for BP 1.2.3?
@lightzok: It’s in the header.php template file.
@lightzok: It’s in the header.php template file.
I have now found several folders with the <h1 id=”logo”> code, but that hasn’t helped me.
I would like to add my logo image in place of the default text logo with my site’s url. So far, I am able to put my logo image in by modifying the screen.css file in the child theme. But, I don’t think this is right, since the default text logo is still there.
Can anyone give me some direction as to what code I need to put in which file to substitute the logos?
Thanks
I have now found several folders with the <h1 id=”logo”> code, but that hasn’t helped me.
I would like to add my logo image in place of the default text logo with my site’s url. So far, I am able to put my logo image in by modifying the screen.css file in the child theme. But, I don’t think this is right, since the default text logo is still there.
Can anyone give me some direction as to what code I need to put in which file to substitute the logos?
Thanks