Any kind person out there who can help?
My website is: www.thailandfashion.net
I am absolutely a non-technical person, so I started this website by:
1. Installing "Quickstart-package"
with a standard "Business" design template (you know, the famous "Big Feet" design.
2. I changed to design template: CrCPH - no problem
BUT
3. Now I cannot find the HTML for the CrCPH design template, since everywhere I have looked, I find the first "Business" HTML information - not the changed CrCPH.
4. I need only to change the left top corner, which says "STUF" (and maybe also the search/back home- TOP right-which doesn't work)
I would be grateful if somehow, somebody could help me with this "STUF" - I am in Thailand, and absolutely nobody here can provide any help.
Thanks... and if somebody prefers to answer in German, I can read German too - although I prefer to write this problem in English, to avoid any misunderstanding.
Thanks
Joern, Bangkok
Well, that should be easy...
When you are in the webbrowser, you can right click on the STUF image and see it's properties, including path and filename:
http://www.thailandfashion.net/media/uploads/crcph/logo.gif
So just replace the logo.gif file with a file of your chloice (but same size) and you should be ok.
Jochen
Jochen
Thanks for reply. I can see the file under properties, but I still don't understand HOW TO (and where) to change the "old" logo to another one.
I tried different ways, but am pretty scared of doing something wrong, so my long works somehow will get destroyed.
I AM an absolute newbee, and DO NOT understand most technical terms
Thanks anyway for your effort to help me.
Joern
If you have installed Typo3 at some ISP, then you need to use FTP to access your site, browse to the directory and upload the new logo (with the same name as the "STUF" logo).
If you have installed Typo3 on your own PC, you can simply search for the file and replace it.
There is really not a lot harm that you can cause this way, even if you accidentially delete the STUF logo, you could still replace it later.
Jochen