> (owen) is there some style property to resize automatically the image ?
> I've tried :
> <h1 id="libraryname" style="background-image: url('<!-- TMPL_VAR
> NAME="opacsmallimage" -->');height:50px;">
The logo is displayed using a CSS image replacement technique, so that
the markup can be simply:
<h1 id="libraryname">Koha</h1>
...and the image display can be controlled entirely by the stylesheet.
I agree that this method has proved to be problematic: If you have
access to the stylesheet, you can exert full control over the display,
but if you rely on the opacsmallimage system pref, you must specify a
logo with basically the same dimensions as the default.
However, I can't see a simple solution. In the CSS for the whole blue
search bar, the width of the logo corresponds to the offset of the
search form next to it. If you change the width of the logo, you have
to change the pixel offset. That means that unless you have a system
pref with the logo dimensions, you can't embed the right size in the
template.
If you simply change the markup to:
<h1 id="libraryname"><img src="library logo" /></h1>
...you get a layout that breaks unless your browser width is pretty wide.
I realize that this limits the flexibility of the template with regard
to custom logos, but the alternative is a design which is much less
"stable" for users. And of course I'm willing to change the design if
we can come up with a solution that meets all our requirements. This
is what I came up with, and I'd love to hear suggestions.
-- Owen
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Web Developer
Athens County Public Libraries
http://www.myacpl.org
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