Replace c5 logo on login/register page
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I was able to follow the instructions in the "How To" section to replace the c5 logo with my own logo in the edit bar users are logged in.(See attached image). However, the c5 logo still shows up on the login/registration page.(See attached image). Anyone know how I can replace that with my own image as well.
Sorry, I'm not a coder. I'm impressed I was even able to replace the edit bar logo. Thanks so much again for the community's help.
Sorry, I'm not a coder. I'm impressed I was even able to replace the edit bar logo. Thanks so much again for the community's help.
Thanks for the reply. I tried that and it didn't seem to work. I had tried that with success when I was running version 5.4, but version 5.5 doesn't seem to allow that.
What I did was: I renamed the c5 logo under logo_menu.png to logo_menu2.png. Then I uploaded my logo and renamed it logo_menu.png. But the c5 logo is still there. It's certainly possible that I did something wrong. I appreciate any further help.
I also tried the white-labeling feature under config/site_theme_paths.php and replaced "yourtheme" with my theme's name, but that didn't have any effect either.
What I did was: I renamed the c5 logo under logo_menu.png to logo_menu2.png. Then I uploaded my logo and renamed it logo_menu.png. But the c5 logo is still there. It's certainly possible that I did something wrong. I appreciate any further help.
I also tried the white-labeling feature under config/site_theme_paths.php and replaced "yourtheme" with my theme's name, but that didn't have any effect either.
Hmm... odd. That should have worked. If you overwrite the file on the server, then the new file is what should show up.
I just tried it in an install of 5.5.1 on one of my sites, and it worked fine.
Double check that:
1) you deleted the correct old logo
2) you renamed the new logo the correct name
Normally, what I do when replacing something like this is I download the original file from the server to my local machine, open it, edit it, save it (same format and name as the original), and then upload it back into the same directory. That way, I can be sure I am overwriting the exact file.
I just tried it in an install of 5.5.1 on one of my sites, and it worked fine.
Double check that:
1) you deleted the correct old logo
2) you renamed the new logo the correct name
Normally, what I do when replacing something like this is I download the original file from the server to my local machine, open it, edit it, save it (same format and name as the original), and then upload it back into the same directory. That way, I can be sure I am overwriting the exact file.
Sorry. I was careless. I replaced the image under concrete/images instead of updates/concrete5.5.1/images.
Thank you so very much for your help! Thanks to everyone who lent some help too.
Thank you so very much for your help! Thanks to everyone who lent some help too.
Add this to the end of your sites site.php file located at /config/site.php the first config you come across in file tree.
define('WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC', 'http://YOURSITE.com/files/6913/3437/9246/YOURLOGO.png' );
Replace the url hltp://YOURSITE.com/files/6913/3437/9246/YOURLOGO.png with the one for your image, make sure its 49 by 49 pixels, and take a look at this guidehttp://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/white-lab...
define('WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC', 'http://YOURSITE.com/files/6913/3437/9246/YOURLOGO.png' );
Replace the url hltp://YOURSITE.com/files/6913/3437/9246/YOURLOGO.png with the one for your image, make sure its 49 by 49 pixels, and take a look at this guidehttp://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/white-lab...
Don't forget to delete your Cache once you have made your changes.
http://probertaop.org/updates/concrete5.5.1/concrete/images/logo_me...
Simply go to this location with your FTP program, and replace it with your custom logo. That should take care of it.