Originally Posted by
tlyczko
This question is *not*about header image, since it's a single image to be placed in the header which will later be replaced with an image slider...
I want to place images on
http://www.bristolbayflies.com below 'Alaskan Flies...' and above 'What's New'
I do not want the header text superimposed upon the image.
In other words:
Bristol Bay Flies
Alaskan Flies...
IMAGE by itself
MAIN CONTENT CONTAINER /wrapper WITH WHAT'S NEW ETC.
For now an absolute link will do, e.g.
http://www.bristolbayflies.com/images/foo.jpg
I need php code that will cause the browser to display the image...
I tried echo 'http://...' in tpl_header.php but that writes out the text per se, I need the browser to render the image.
Thank you, Tom
You seem to have "hacked out" the header image element from tpl_header.php and as we can't see what you've done we can't comment on that aspect.
But you could try to add the image into the tagline define in /includes/languages/english/YOUR-TEMPLATE/header.php
Code:
define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', '<a href="http://bristolbayflies.com/index.php?main_page=index" alt="Bristol Bay Flies 2013 Retail Catalog" title="Bristol Bay Flies 2013 Retail Catalog"><h1>Bristol Bay Flies 2013 Retail Catalog</h1><br /><img src="http://PATH-TO-YOUR-IMAGE" />< /br><h2>Alaskan Flies Are Our Specialty</h2></a>');
You may or may not need the </ br> tags.
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