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Is there a way to change the size of the banner at the top of the page, and what is it?

If not, what is the max size the banner could be without it looking terrible?
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Is there a way to change the size of the banner at the top of the page, and what is it?

If not, what is the max size the banner could be without it looking terrible?


You decide... ;)
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All I'm wanting to do is resize the header of my website. How do I go about that step-by-step?


thanks
Edited by exodus2121 on 27-07-2007 17:26,
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All I'm wanting to do is resize the header of my website. How do I go about that step-by-step?


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It depends on your theme, because the header is defined in theme.php. Open it and find
function render_header


Here you can change everything what you want.
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I feel like a total idiot, but where' the theme.php, I can't find it.
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I feel like a total idiot, but where' the theme.php, I can't find it.


Everyone did start. Me too. ;)

root/themes/your_theme/theme.php
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no worries mate the only dumb question is one that goes unanswered.

A good place to start learning PhP-Fusion is by looking at the hand book.

I know , most other things like this the documentation isnt real helpful, but these guys did an awsome job writing the handbook for PhP-Fusion. Its written so a rock could understand it : ).

and it has ALOT of useful info in it.
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I guess I failed to mention one important detail. I am a summer staff member of a church camp called Butler Springs and I am just helping to revise the website in my spare time. So I downloaded the php files and I found how to modify the themes and such, but how do I get the modified theme.php onto the host so that the server recognizes it. We use CPanel to administrate the website. I did not see anything like that in the handbook. I also want to know how to center the banner in the header.

So basically I want to know:

1. How to upload the new theme.php file to the server
2. How to center the banner.
Edited by exodus2121 on 30-07-2007 16:44,
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1. How to upload the new theme.php file to the server
2. How to center the banner.


1) You must have an access via ftp. Then upload theme.php back to /themes/your_theme folder (but don't forget - BACKUP theme.php first (e.g. by renaming to theme.old or so)
2) There exist the part called "function render_header" in theme.php. It contains a table with
<td>$content</td>
code. Change it to
<td align='center'>$content</td>


Remember, I speak about the default theme called Similtude06. If you are using another theme, this code can be alter. But the most of themes use a similar coding.
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I've gotten it figured out. Thank you for all of your help and patience.
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