How do you change the image(s) in your template? - Revision history

Hutchy68: version template

2012-09-19T00:26:19Z

version template

JoomlaWikiBot: clean up categories with tags

2012-09-01T20:33:57Z

clean up categories with <noinclude> tags

Batch1211 at 21:03, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T21:03:19Z

Mehtuus: added location info on the Template Manager in v1.5+

2008-10-25T00:35:21Z

added location info on the Template Manager in v1.5+

Jabama at 15:19, 18 October 2008

2008-10-18T15:19:21Z

Jabama: New page: One common template change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not banners) are linked in the HTML file. Simply change the reference to the image...

2008-10-18T15:10:45Z

New page: One common template change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not banners) are linked in the HTML file. Simply change the reference to the image...

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One common [[Template|template]] change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not [[Banner|banners]]) are linked in the [[HTML]] file. Simply change the reference to the image of your choice in the HTML file of your template. Do this by, in the [[Back-end|adminsitrative interface]], going to Site>>[[Template Manager]] and then selecting your template. Click the icon for html.

Keep in mind that if it is a different size than the original image this may change the appearance of the site in unexpected ways.

The images for a given template are generally located in this folder:
/templates/''templatename''/images
(where you substitute the name of the template you are using.)

[[Category:FAQ]]
[[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
[[Category:Upgrading and Migrating FAQ]]
[[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]

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	One common [[Template\|template]] change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not [[Banner\|banners]]) are linked in the [[HTML]] file. Simply change the reference to the image of your choice in the HTML file of your template. Do this by, in the [[Back-end\|adminsitrative interface]], going to Site>>[[Template Manager]] and then selecting your template. Click the icon for html.		One common [[Template\|template]] change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not [[Banner\|banners]]) are linked in the [[HTML]] file. Simply change the reference to the image of your choice in the HTML file of your template. Do this by, in the [[Back-end\|adminsitrative interface]], going to Site>>[[Template Manager]] and then selecting your template. Click the icon for html.

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 (where you substitute the name of the template you are using.)
-[[Category:FAQ]]
+<noinclude>[[Category:FAQ]]
 [[Category:Administration FAQ]]
 [[Category:Getting Started FAQ]]
 [[Category:Version 1.5 FAQ]]
-[[Category:Template Management]]
+[[Category:Template Management]]</noinclude>

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	One common [[Template\|template]] change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not [[Banner\|banners]]) are linked in the [[HTML]] file. Simply change the reference to the image of your choice in the HTML file of your template. Do this by, in the [[Back-end\|adminsitrative interface]], going to Site>>[[Template Manager]] and then selecting your template. Click the icon for html.		One common [[Template\|template]] change is to use your own graphic/image. Simple graphics (not [[Banner\|banners]]) are linked in the [[HTML]] file. Simply change the reference to the image of your choice in the HTML file of your template. Do this by, in the [[Back-end\|adminsitrative interface]], going to Site>>[[Template Manager]] and then selecting your template. Click the icon for html.
		+
		+	In Joomla v1.5+ from the [[Back-end\|adminsitrative interface]] go to the drop down menu item '''Extensions''' to find the ''[[Template Manager]]''.

	Keep in mind that if it is a different size than the original image this may change the appearance of the site in unexpected ways.		Keep in mind that if it is a different size than the original image this may change the appearance of the site in unexpected ways.