On my Login Page, I have a custom animated image that says Login Page. That same image is showing up on my Message Print Page. I edited that page file like this:
<div id="header"><roundcube:object name="logo" src="http://www.WebSite.com/IMAGES/MME-Round-C-Animated-Banner.gif" id="toplogo" border="0" alt="Logo" /></div>
What else do I need to do to get my Preferred Image to show up on top of the Message Print Page? 8)
Change skin_logo in the main.inc.php not the skin files.
If I change it there, it Also changes it on the Login Page. So, Login Page & Message Header Page, must both have the Same Image? :)
They don't have to but why don't you want the same logo everywhere?
As I stated, one of them currently says Login Page. That image is a bit Longer than the one that I have for my Web Mail Head Image. I might change the animated Login Image to be Re Worded, and keep it the Same as the Message Print Header Image. :)
Well than just replace the roundcube:object with an image tag and it should work.
I changed where it says:
<div id="header"><roundcube:object name="logo"
Now it says:
<img src="http://www.WebSite.com/IMAGES/MME-Round-C-Animated-Banner.gif"
Is that Correct?
Keep the <div id="header"> but other than that as long as the path is correct it should work.
Below is the whole line for that. ON FF browser, No changes. IE is messed up on Top of the Message Print Page. The image path is Correct. Any Ideas? :D
<div id="header"><img src="http://www.WebSite.com/IMAGES/MME-Round-C-Animated-Banner.gif" id="toplogo" border="0" alt="Logo" /></div>
That should work if the image path is correct, what exactly is it doing?
On IE & on FF, it still shows the Login Page Image. Also, on IE, the Header of the Message Print Page, is the Original Larry Skin Color. On FF, It's Blue to Match my Banner Color. Both Browsers should be Blue. :)
If your dealing with css make sure to edit iehacks.css and ie7hacks.css.
In the (#topnav) Section? :)
Wherever you've modified may need to be modified in the ie css to make it work.
OK, I Modified the (topnav) area in one of the IE CSS Files. So Far, I Don't notice any changes. :)
In (iehacks.css), All that I could guess to Edit is the (topnav) Color. That Didn't show up as changed. And I'm Not sure what to edit in (ie7hacks.css). :)
I can't really be of much help since I don't know what you changed and I have a hard time visualizing what your trying to do.
In (iehacks), I Changed the (topnav) Color. NO Changes on Top of my Message Print Page. :)
#topnav {
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr='#0000FF', endColorstr='#0000FF', GradientType=0);
}
Since you seem to be trying for solid color just do:
#topnav {
background: #0000FF;
}
OK, I'll keep that with Only one color. - The Banner that I have now for my Message Print Header, still Isn't showing.
No matter what I do, the changes Don't show up with the Message Print Header Banner & the Header Color on IE. :)
All this time, and my changes Still Don't show. For now, it looks like I should keep it the way that I have it. :)