hyperlink box

[colemanpa]

on the header of the main page I removed the logo and hyperlink but now there's a box with a red x in it, anyone know how to remore it, you can't see it with firefox, but you can with IE and safari, if you want to see what I am writing about go to www.gooeee.com and use IE.

[crazycucumber]

on the header of the main page I removed the logo and hyperlink but now there's a box with a red x in it, anyone know how to remore it, you can't see it with firefox, but you can with IE and safari, if you want to see what I am writing about go to www.gooeee.com and use IE.

try checking the file
includes/languages/english/header.php
or
/includes/languages/english/Your Custome template/header.php

and look for the line

Line #24 : define('HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE', 'logo.jpg');

if thats not there or formatted wrong put it back in with the name of your logo file in place of where mine is called logo.jpg

[colemanpa]

no I removed those three lines from the script, the logo.jpg and two lines for size, it has to be coming from some where else.

[crazycucumber]

no I removed those three lines from the script, the logo.jpg and two lines for size, it has to be coming from some where else.

you have answered it yourself , the lines you have removed are stopping the template from working ,

the page source looks like this , which comes from tpl_header in the templates dir.

<div id="logoWrapper">
<div id="logo"><a href="http://www.gooeee.com/"><img src="includes/templates/template_default/images/HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE" alt="" /></a></div>


because there is nothing in the language file to tell it what to load ,put the language file back to how it was , and edit the tpl_header file instead if you want to play with the logo.

Good luck.

[colemanpa]

Thanks but I have looked and I can not find a tpl_header anywhere, not in the templates dir nowhere.

pete

[crazycucumber]

If you are editing the template_default , which is not a good idea , and you should be using an overide . but it will be located in

includes/templates/template_default/common/ tpl_header.php
if you were to edit this , you should place it in your template directory :-


includes/templates/CUSTOM-TEMPLATE-HERE/common/ tpl_header.php

hope that points you in the right direction . Learning about using the overides is very important , as you never really want to mess with core code as when an upgrade comes out as the frequently do , all your hard work will be undone.