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Editing the Header in Fire Tea theme

2 years ago
Scot Evans
Scot Evans

I'd like to replace the stock header in the Fire Tea theme with my own. The current default header image is located here: /cmedia/themes/easyone-fire/img/header.gif Where would I upload my own image so that I can change the header image link in the CSS? I tried uploading the new header image to gallery/img/ and pointing the header there in the CSS, but no luck. Ideas would be appreciated.

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IGLOO Webmaster IGLOO Webmaster said 2 years ago

The directory /cmedia is a default-image location for general Igloo-pictures- it does not have the same functionality as the gallery.
Therefore you will need to reference the gallery with /download/gallery/img/
This will make the browser load the image-
/gallery/img/... is just the link to the gallery page where the image displays thus the CSS ignores it.


Scot Evans Scot Evans said 2 years ago

Hey, thanks for your response. I referenced the picture in the gallery as you advised, but still not success. Here's the full change to the CSS:

#header {
    background: #096c9c url(/download/gallery/img/1150629624-78.jpg) repeat-x 0 100%;
    height: 117px;
}

Are there other changes I need to make? Thanks.


IGLOO Webmaster IGLOO Webmaster said 2 years ago

Hey Scot,

Our system limits file names to the first 10 digits when creating an address.
So if you use this address it should work:
/download/gallery/img/1150629624

When there are files in the same folder that have the same first 10 digits, the second file added will have ~2 appended to it.
The easiest way to ensure you are using the right address is to view the file in the gallery, right click on the download button and copy the link address.


Scot Evans Scot Evans said 2 years ago

That did it! Thanks so much for your help.


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