Trouble Trying to edit header

[AMP Hobby]

Yeah, but I had hardly gotten anywhere anyway, just getting a new start :)

[AMP Hobby]

Take another look at my site... my logo is edited, but how do I change the "Zen Cart Make your business better" thing?

[DrByte]

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=129
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=38
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=39

[AMP Hobby]

Thanks, but how do I look up that image at the top to know where to edit it?

[DrByte]

I see an "AMP Hobby" logo in the top right corner now, so I guess you already realized that you can right-click on the image and find the path to the image and then replace that file on your server with the new image you wish it to use. And better yet, put the replacement in your custom template's own images folder so that it overrides the defaults, as explained in the other templating Tutorials/FAQs articles.

[AMP Hobby]

I see an "AMP Hobby" logo in the top right corner now, so I guess you already realized that you can right-click on the image and find the path to the image and then replace that file on your server with the new image you wish it to use. And better yet, put the replacement in your custom template's own images folder so that it overrides the defaults, as explained in the other templating Tutorials/FAQs articles.

Gotcha. But take another look. (amphobby.com) I got my logo looking nice. However, this trick doesn't work with the HEADER_AD_IMAGE on the right. The file path does not point to any type of image file I can't replace it with a .gif like I did with the logo. Help!

[DrByte]

Well, Zen Cart doesn't come with anything talking about HEADER_AD_IMAGE or HEADER_AD_TEXT. So it's coming from something you've added.
On a technical level, you're missing define() statements for those constants. So, you probably failed to upload a required file for the template you installed, or something similar.
The file probably contains something like the following, and probably belongs in a folder like:
/includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME_HERE/extra_definitions/somefilename.php :

<?php
define('HEADER_AD_IMAGE', 'myheaderadimage.jpg');
define('HEADER_AD_TEXT', 'This is the advert text to show over my wide image');