logo in admin login

[travbacon]

so the admin is mobile now. but when i go to my login screen, the logo i have used is not sized down. is there a specific size i should use or was something missed during our upgrade

[swguy]

You might have to fiddle with the code if you have a wide logo:
https://docs.zen-cart.com/user/new_u.../#admin-header

[keneso]

You may also add responsive class to the image

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howt...responsive.asp

The class used is .login-img

You may also add your own class to:
YOUR_ADMIN/login.php
line 86

<div class="login-main-div login-box-shadow">
<?php echo zen_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES . HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE, HEADER_ALT_TEXT, HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH, HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT, 'class="login-img"') . PHP_EOL; ?>

Of course if you do so you should keep it in mind when you upgrade.

[dbltoe]

Of course if you do so you should keep it in mind when you upgrade.

I can't remember who first mentioned it. I think it was carlwhat.

Create includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/css/stylesheet_zcustom.php Put your changes in it and it makes the next upgrade or any other changes SO easy.

[swguy]

True enough, but we're talking about an admin side change.

[dbltoe]

^%#%$#%$#%

.css -- NOT --- .php

[travbacon]

someone create a plugin for this lol. i have no clue even after reading all that stuff. but i am somewhat self sufficient. i have reduced the size of my database when i do backups from 1gig to 130 MB. learned how to read the error logs properly. made simple language word changes and updated one or two old plugins.

[carlwhat]

I can't remember who first mentioned it. I think it was carlwhat.

Create includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/css/stylesheet_zcustom.php Put your changes in it and it makes the next upgrade or any other changes SO easy.

on the admin side for v157, i've added a line here:

https://github.com/zencart/zencart/b...l_head.php#L65

that is something of the nature:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="includes/css/carlwhatMods.css">

and then put that file here:

MY_ADMIN/includes/css/carlwhatMods.css

this ensures that file will cascade to be the latest style loaded.

the problem one runs into is not every admin page makes use of the admin_html_head.php script. certainly a bunch more were converted in the unreleased v158. the other problem (with both css placements) is the use of !important in other css scripts; of which frankly i am not a fan.... but i understand....

best.