Change the link in the header image.

Hi all,

I just can't find where to change the link in the logo image to point to my main site?
I tried a search in the Developer tool kit with different terminology like:
<a href="http://www.example.com/n3dnet" target="_blank"></a>
With different variation but I get no result.
I also peruse the various files where I think this would be but I can seem to locate it.

And its not in the new wonderful book out on Zen Cart.

Thanks. If anyone can help?

PS.: Great book to have it helps a lot with the various possibility and put the Zen in good perspective.

The logo is displayed in /includes/templates/your_template/common/tpl_header.php. The call is built dynamically, so what you see in "view source" never exists as is in the php files.

You can change the link here:```php

Sorry it took so long to say thanks gjh42.

Worked like a charm.
One more thing I understand about .php

Thanks again.

I am using v1.3.8. This is the code related to the logo in tpl_header.php :

Where would I put the link?

This PHP is evaluated to give the link location:

So replace that in

to look like

Thanks very much for that gjh42. That worked well.

is there a way to ad a link to the actual header background image?

gjh42:

This PHP is evaluated to give the link location:

<?php echo zen_href_link(FILENAME_DEFAULT);?>

So replace that in

<a href="<?php echo zen_href_link(FILENAME_DEFAULT);?>">

to look like

<a href="http//www.your_link_domain.com">

Hello, would I follow this if I wanted to link my logo which has 3 images inside it for 3 links elsewhere.
I have a shop/blog/website that I want people to click on header and go to those URL's.

Thank you in advance

I think if you want multiple links you must float the images over the background header image.

demz001:

I think if you want multiple links you must float the images over the background header image.

Thank you

You don't have to have a separate foreground image in order to have a link in a particular location.

You can have a background image, or a logo image with various "buttony" areas, and position transparent <a> elements appropriately with relative or absolute CSS positioning, giving them each a specified height & width as well.

There is no way to link to a background image as such, but you can position a link over a background image.