Hi Michael
Yes, I saw that, but of course a given library cannot use your files
but will have to use their own logo files - and thus they will be
overwritten (except if you host your picture files outside of the Koha
installation or even on another host).
Of course. The files are test files,
Hi Marc
The files I use in the example are NOT part of a Koha installation, they
are served by our web server www.koha-support.ch
So they won't be overwritten with the next Koha update.
Yes, I saw that, but of course a given library cannot use your files but
will have to use their own logo f
Hi Michael,
The files I use in the example are NOT part of a Koha installation, they
are served by our web server www.koha-support.ch
So they won't be overwritten with the next Koha update.
IMO it is not the best idea to manipulate files inside a Koha
installation, anyway.
Marc
Am 26.04.
Hi Luis and Marc
> Please find below an example on how to replace logos using system
> preference OPACUserCSS, without replacing files inside your Koha
> installation.
> I uploaded test logos to our server. Make sure you provide your own
> logos with the same dimensions on your server.
However i
Hi Luis,
Please find below an example on how to replace logos using system
preference OPACUserCSS, without replacing files inside your Koha
installation.
I uploaded test logos to our server. Make sure you provide your own
logos with the same dimensions on your server.
Kind regards
Marc
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Hi Luis
I have renamed the koha file: koha-logo-navbar, then i copied my logo
with the same name in the following folder:
http://catalogo.bijrd.gob.do/usr/share/koha/opac/htdocs/opac-tmpl/bootstrap/images/koha-logo-navbar.png
There is no server available named "catalogo.bijrd.gob.do" that I c
Well,
I have renamed the koha file: koha-logo-navbar, then i copied my logo with
the same name in the following folder:
http://catalogo.bijrd.gob.do/usr/share/koha/opac/htdocs/opac-tmpl/bootstrap/images/koha-logo-navbar.png
Nothing happens,
The new file is 505K, but the really file es 1401k.
I h
Hi
The only scenario I imagine OpacUserCSS is not a good option, is if you are
recompiling your bootstrap.min.css, and caching won't be effective.
From my experience this depends on the size of the used picture.
For example, inserting the following code
#logo {
background-image:
url("http
The only scenario I imagine OpacUserCSS is not a good option, is if you are
recompiling your bootstrap.min.css, and caching won't be effective.
El mar., 25 abr. 2017 a las 12:35, Owen Leonard ()
escribió:
> > For example you could insert the following code into Koha system
> preference
> > "OPACU
> For example you could insert the following code into Koha system preference
> "OPACUserCSS" but I wouldn't really recommend it.
The only disadvantages that I know of to using OPACUserCSS in this case are:
1. Like any other use of OPACUserCSS, the CSS isn't cached by the
browser. The affect here
Hi Luis,
I wouldn't recommend replacing the file as it will be overwritten with
your next update. Most people keep the small Koha logo I think and place
their institution's logo using the OpacHeader system preference.
OpacUserCSS is also a common way to change things around.
Hope this helps,
Hi Luis
I am using KOHA 16.11.06.000
Where could i change the OPAC LOGO.
We want to use our LOGO
Easiest way is probably to save and replace the file
"/usr/share/koha/opac/htdocs/opac-tmpl/bootstrap/images/koha-logo-navbar.png"
with your own logo file. To avoid problems use the same file nam
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