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Hi,

Just wondered if anyone knows how to or if there is a .php script for fusion that will center the banner on my fusion site. It doesn't have to be a script, but it would help...I'd rather have the code and where to put it, so I could customize it a little.

Thanks,

Rooger.
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Wow ... I'm kinda new around here, but I've seen this question posed at least a gazillon times. Searching the forum posts for 'center banner' gives you everything you need.

But ... since I'm new I'll do more than just ream you over (that seems to happen every once and while around here), I'll give you a little hint.

Centering is theme specific. So, if your theme of choice doesn't center the banner, then you'll have to edit every theme.php you want to use.

Look in themes/theme.php for a line like this:

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<td>$header_content</td>

and change it to:

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<td align=center>$header_content</td>


At least that's how I did it. I suppose you could span style too. I don't really know for sure which preferred.
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dfmurphy wrote:
Wow ... I'm kinda new around here, but I've seen this question posed at least a gazillon times. Searching the forum posts for 'center banner' gives you everything you need.

But ... since I'm new I'll do more than just ream you over (that seems to happen every once and while around here), I'll give you a little hint.

Centering is theme specific. So, if your theme of choice doesn't center the banner, then you'll have to edit every theme.php you want to use.

Look in themes/theme.php for a line like this:

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<td>$header_content</td>

and change it to:

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<td align=center>$header_content</td>


At least that's how I did it. I suppose you could span style too. I don't really know for sure which preferred.


Cheers, not sure where I put it in the themes.php file, is it at the top of the tree...so to speak
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In most cases you can center the banner for most (at least all standard themes) of your themes by just editing 1 file; subheader.php (located in root folder):

Find this code in the bottom and add code in red:
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render_header("[color=red]<center>[/color]<img src='".BASEDIR.$settings['sitebanner']."' alt='".$settings['sitename']."' title='".$settings['sitename']."'>[color=red]</center>[/color]");
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thanks Ken, great
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@Murph, your answer was not wrong, and if one somehow finds it necessary to have that in the theme.php file, its ok. However Kens answer is the easiest to implement for all themes, since it applies to core code, not theme code.
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Ken wrote:
In most cases you can center the banner for most (at least all standard themes) of your themes by just editing 1 file; subheader.php (located in root folder):

Find this code in the bottom and add code in red:
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render_header("[color=red]<center>[/color]<img src='".BASEDIR.$settings['sitebanner']."' alt='".$settings['sitename']."' title='".$settings['sitename']."'>[color=red]</center>[/color]");


Cheers Ken,

Worked a treat :D

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