removing concrete5 logo from layout
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HI, Just a simple thing but it's being difficult.
How do i remove that logo.
I saw one other post but it was a bit to slang, could someone word me up simpler please? I know the dashboard but finding it from their to where I can remove the code (or even see the code?)
Thanks much!
MD
How do i remove that logo.
I saw one other post but it was a bit to slang, could someone word me up simpler please? I know the dashboard but finding it from their to where I can remove the code (or even see the code?)
Thanks much!
MD
Ahhh, just reread your post. You want it explained more simply. I'll dumb it down, but I don't know your level of expertise, so sorry if I dumb it down too much.
Ok, this is what you do: FTP into your website (I use fireftp, some like filezilla, use what you like, and use the instructions on your hosting companies pages to do that).
Ok, now we can see the contents of the files of your website. Go to the directory labeled config on your site and open it. Download the file site.php to somewhere on your hard drive.
Now open a text editor. Preferably NOT microsoft word. More like notepad or whatever your computer has handy.
Now comes the in-between part. Take a 49x49 image that you want to be the new one for the site. Now upload it to your website. DO NOT PUT IT ANYWHERE IN YOUR CONCRETE DIRECTORY. Otherwise, it could be erased. Let's put it in config for now, since you are already there, although I'm sure someone will yell at me for saying that. Once it's uploaded, we can continue.
Ok, now, we need to add a line to the site.php file. It will look something like this, assuming you uploaded to config (please replace file.name with the actual name of the file though):
Save that and re-upload it, and refresh your page. You should be all set now.
Ok, this is what you do: FTP into your website (I use fireftp, some like filezilla, use what you like, and use the instructions on your hosting companies pages to do that).
Ok, now we can see the contents of the files of your website. Go to the directory labeled config on your site and open it. Download the file site.php to somewhere on your hard drive.
Now open a text editor. Preferably NOT microsoft word. More like notepad or whatever your computer has handy.
Now comes the in-between part. Take a 49x49 image that you want to be the new one for the site. Now upload it to your website. DO NOT PUT IT ANYWHERE IN YOUR CONCRETE DIRECTORY. Otherwise, it could be erased. Let's put it in config for now, since you are already there, although I'm sure someone will yell at me for saying that. Once it's uploaded, we can continue.
Ok, now, we need to add a line to the site.php file. It will look something like this, assuming you uploaded to config (please replace file.name with the actual name of the file though):
define('WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC','config/file.name');
Save that and re-upload it, and refresh your page. You should be all set now.
You can use file manager from your hosts cpanel if you don't have ftp.
Go to your cpanel, and find file manager under the files section, same page where simple scripts is found if thats how you installed.
Once you have it open got to public_html/ config/ site.php and click edit on site.php.
add this at the end of what's already there- define('WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC', 'http://yoursite.com/files/6913/3437/9246/imagename.png' );define('WHITE_LABEL_APP_NAME', 'YourName');
These will have to be changed to reflect your image, and name so the first one is a url for a picture so upload your 49x49 image onto your site and when its loaded open its properties, and look for url to image.http://yoursite.com/files/ change that out with the one above, and than add preferred name to the other. Keep all the markings, just change the text.
And your good to go. Of course the above answer is spot on as well, this is just easier if you don't have ftp.
Go to your cpanel, and find file manager under the files section, same page where simple scripts is found if thats how you installed.
Once you have it open got to public_html/ config/ site.php and click edit on site.php.
add this at the end of what's already there- define('WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC', 'http://yoursite.com/files/6913/3437/9246/imagename.png' );define('WHITE_LABEL_APP_NAME', 'YourName');
These will have to be changed to reflect your image, and name so the first one is a url for a picture so upload your 49x49 image onto your site and when its loaded open its properties, and look for url to image.http://yoursite.com/files/ change that out with the one above, and than add preferred name to the other. Keep all the markings, just change the text.
And your good to go. Of course the above answer is spot on as well, this is just easier if you don't have ftp.
Go to your config, and add this definition: WHITE_LABEL_LOGO_SRC
That should take care of it for you. That document will tell you how to do all the permutations of what you seek.
Note: Image should be 49x49. See the documentation for more info.