With my blog at http://blog.telmarkt.de I just found a problem with the header logo. When you go the start page you see the logo in the header on the left side. When you click on the left arrow in the calendar the page is displayed correctly but logo disappears. The link with the logo is still active. I cannot found the reason. I tested the effect with Firefox and Opera.
I derived my theme from another one which you can see when you go to the admin start page - cause I did not alter the admin pages till now.
Lothar Geyer
Problem With Header Logo
Right now the location of the image is ../templates/TelMarkt/img/Logodark_300x70.jpg
what should work is
/templates/TelMarkt/img/Logodark_300x70.jpg
The code might not look exactly like this in the template, but the two periods should be in there. Just get rid of them and it should resolve the problem.
what should work is
/templates/TelMarkt/img/Logodark_300x70.jpg
The code might not look exactly like this in the template, but the two periods should be in there. Just get rid of them and it should resolve the problem.
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Hi!
On the other hand: If it were possible to override it, a browser-based color schema wouldn't make much sense, would it?
Regards,
Garvin
Have you tried using the !important CSS selector in your stylesheet?Another question: using Opera readers can define there own color schema. This affects the borders of checkboxes and input boxes. Is there a way to override the color schema of the reader?
On the other hand: If it were possible to override it, a browser-based color schema wouldn't make much sense, would it?
Regards,
Garvin
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No, I didn't. I will test it.Have you tried using the !important CSS selector in your stylesheet?
I think the color schema should affect the layout of the browser, not the layout of the pages displayed.On the other hand: If it were possible to override it, a browser-based color schema wouldn't make much sense, would it?
Lothar Geyer