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Colin A.
Colin A.
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Author: Colin A.
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Is there a way to place logos in the area under the Vertical Menu, preferably relative to the bottom of the menu?

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Samantha M.
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Hello Colin,

unfortunately, you can not add the logo to the menu. The program does not let you do this automatically.

The only way you can do this, is by editing the HTML code of your template (preset/custom). You need to enter you HTML code in the head section.

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Colin A.
Colin A.
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Can you suggest the code that works, I can't find any.

I tried adding the html in the header but I'm guessing that's not what you mean. Do you mean under the Expert Tab in the General Settings?

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Posted on the from Colin A.
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Samantha M.
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No not there, if you go in your program files - WebSite X5 v9 - Evolution - Templates - Custom (for example) - open the html document and add the code under the ''</head>''.

I can help you if you hae problems with the program but I can not generate HTML codes for you, I'm sorry, maybe another user can help?Laughing

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Colin A.
Colin A.
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OK guys I've cracked it!!!

<div style="position: absolute; TOP:***px; LEFT:***px; z-index: 999;">
<img src="Your Image"> or <p>Your Text</p>
</div>

*** = position in pixels

If you wanted to add text over an image repeat the <div style, using a lower
z-index number for the underneath element, ie. 998 for image and 999
for text.

Basically you can place what you want where you want, text or images, even make a stack.

To add to every page just place the code in the 'General Settings/Expert' tab or if you just want one page, highlight the page in 'Sitemap Creation' and click on the 'Page/Level Properties' button and enter the code in the 'Expert/Custom Code' section and make sure it is 'Before </HEAD> tag' in the dropdown box.

Hope this helps someoneSmile

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Si Robinson
Si Robinson
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i'm sure it wouldnt take much to add this to the software so we dont have to add code.

but no doubt ICM will come up with a great excuse why they cant.

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BmT 3000
BmT 3000
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How about something positive, for a change, Si ????

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Si Robinson
Si Robinson
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I'll start being positive when ICM are lol

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Colin A.
Colin A.
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I may have been a bit premature. I was using FireFox and, silly me didn't check IE, Safari & Chyrome as I usually do.

I FF it wors fine but in the other three the images is sent well to the left of it's position in FF. Anybody got an idea who this should be?

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Cheeky Man
Cheeky Man
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Wink

Si have you lost your toys outta your pram again.......... Laughing

www.frankscybercafe.com

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Si Robinson
Si Robinson
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nope just having a very bad day

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Colin A.
Colin A.
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I think I've cracked it at last. If you need it try it, and let me know. I've tried it with XP & 7, IE, FF, Chrome & Safari and works fineLaughing

This code goes in the Expert Tab, Head section, of the General Settings.

It takes the pixel location from the centre of the page, so to move the image left you pot the left:-???px (yes that is a minus number); and to move it right you put left:???px (a positive number), nothing else needed under normal conditions.

The z-index:999 ensures that the image sits above any otherobjects on the page, you can stack images by having the highest number on top, and the lowest number will be below that. You can use any number from -999 to 999 so plenty of scope.

Hope this helps some of youCool

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Posted on the from Colin A.
Colin A.
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The code I posted above seem to have been taken by the forum and made active, here we go, quotes should stop it, but leave out the quote at the beginning and end to use it.

"<div align="center" style="position:relative; height:0px; top:???px; left:???px; z-index:999">
<img src="Image Location (on server to go live, local disk for testing)/File Name">
</div>"

Have funCool

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