High-Resolution logo.gif?

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I replaced the Zencart logo (admin/images/logo.gif) with my own. The trouble is, this logo is also used on the invoice and packing slips. When I print these out on a laser printer, the logo looks terrible at 72dpi. To print the logo at 600 dpi requires a logo.gif file that is over 1500 pixels wide, far too big for use on a monitor.

How can I use a high-resolution logo.gif but force it down to the proper sizing to view on a screen? I know how to do this in HTML, but this is obviously more complicated.

Is this a configuration setting? A stylesheet hack? A code hack?

[kobra]

The files used for emails > invoices etc are different than those used for screen/web presentation.....

Look in the /email folder for header.jpg and alter this file

[absoluteblock]

The files used for emails > invoices etc are different than those used for screen/web presentation.....

Look in the /email folder for header.jpg and alter this file

I'm not so sure about this...logo.gif is the Zencart logo. It appears in lots of places, including the page header in the admin console. The same file is used on the packing slips.

[Ryk]

kobra=3506 posts; absoluteblock=9 ...listen to the advice!

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kobra=3506 posts; absoluteblock=9 ...listen to the advice!

He gave me advice for something that doesn't apply to my situation. I don't blame Kobra for that, I probably didn't explain the problem very well. admin/images/logo.gif is used in headers, invoices, and packing slips. If you don't believe me, do a search and you'll see for yourself.

How about trying to understand my question instead of casting me off as an idiot?

[stagebrace]

The dpi of a graphic is defined within the graphic when the image is saved. You will need a good graphic program to modify the print dpi settings.

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The dpi of a graphic is defined within the graphic when the image is saved. You will need a good graphic program to modify the print dpi settings.

I saved the graphic at 600dpi in Photoshop. This made a gif image that was over 1500 pixels wide - obviously too big for a monitor.

What I am looking for is a way to force the image down to smaller screen dimensions by using code.

[stagebrace]

Here is a link to some info on the use of HTML and image sizing.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit....tml_images_adj

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Here is a link to some info on the use of HTML and image sizing.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit....tml_images_adj

As I mentioned in my first post, I already know how to do this in HTML.

Zen Cart uses a different method of specifying the dimensions using PHP. That's what is hanging me up.

[absoluteblock]

I think I may be in the right location.

admin/includes/languages/english.php has the following:

 
// added defines for header alt and text
define('HEADER_ALT_TEXT', 'Admin Powered by Zen Cart :: The Art of E-Commerce');
define('HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH', '200px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT', '70px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE', 'logo.gif');

I can change the HEADER_ALT_TEXT successfully, but anything I do to the width and height has no effect. In fact, the current width and height have no effect.