I'm testing out a stock install of CMSMS, and can't seem to see any easy way to have text (e.g. the site name) appear in the header section rather than using a logo. Will I need to hack templates to do that? Are there any (clean and simple) themes that would take care of this?
TIA,
Sweth.
Text header rather than logo?
Re: Text header rather than logo?
the header logo is specified in the stylesheets, for most templates anyway. So just replace this image call with the text of your choice.
Re: Text header rather than logo?
The logo appears to be set via the url() background property, though, and I don't believe that there's an equivalent text property, nor do I think that a tag like {sitename} would be expanded from the stylesheet even if I could include it in a property somehow. I'd be happy to be proven wrong, but if so, could someone gie me an example?
Re: Text header rather than logo?
correct on both counts (AFAIK)sweth wrote: I don't believe that there's an equivalent text property, nor do I think that a tag like {sitename} would be expanded from the stylesheet even if I could include it in a property somehow
But you can replace:
background-image: url(images/cms/newCIHbg.jpg);
with
Your site header text here
Just style the span as needed.
I believe in the future db stylesheets will be parsed by Smarty, but not currently.