Just getting started and need some basics - HELP!

Ah ok Thanks for explaining!

So you're suggesting that if I rename my new logo the same thing as the old logo, then remove the old logo and replace it with the new one, everything should reflect the new logo? Makes sense...

I'll be at my desk soon enough and will take a look.

Thanks again@



Quote from: BobRay at Sep 24, 2014, 11:59 PM

Yes, it typically looks like a regular img tag with something like a .png or .jpg extension.

It is most likely not in the home page content (though it might be), but rather in the template used by that page or in a chunk with a chunk tag for that chunk in the template or page content.

If you look at the source of the page (Ctrl-u in most browsers), you'll see the link to the image, which will tell you its location. You could just find the image itself, rename it, and upload a new one with the same name to the same location. Then you wouldn't have to worry about where the img tag is.

Yes that's right, if the picture has the same name (and is the same type, whether .png or .jpg) and is in the same place, then the code will find it. You would have to delete the old one though, can't have two files in same folder with same name. The code doesn't care what that picture actually looks like, just what the file name and location are.

Now, you will want the old and new logos to be the same size, otherwise you might have to make more changes. You can download the current logo picture from MODX, (go to the assets/images folder, right click, and click download), then take note of the number of pixels in the height and width of the logo picture. Make sure the new picture file has these same values. It doesn't matter how big the file is, just the pixel height and width.