I would like to add a small text above the banner seen on attatched picture.
Ive looked for index_body file but cannot find that in my styles template folder. Where should i look to add the text "Annonser" in a nice way so it fits the design of my site?
expose wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 8:42 am
Ive looked for index_body file but cannot find that in my styles template folder.
index_body.html is in /styles/prosilver/template.
If it's not there then you don't have a complete fileset.
And it's not in index_body.html you have to look.
It is in overall_header.html. But since you're using a different style with the banner moved or copied, perform a search for logo (or banner) in your style directory to find out which template to edit.
In prosilver there are events you could use to position your text (and probably also in your style).
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expose wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 8:42 am
Ive looked for index_body file but cannot find that in my styles template folder.
index_body.html is in /styles/prosilver/template.
If it's not there then you don't have a complete fileset.
And it's not in index_body.html you have to look.
It is in overall_header.html. But since you're using a different style with the banner moved or copied, perform a search for logo (or banner) in your style directory to find out which template to edit.
In prosilver there are events you could use to position your text (and probably also in your style).
Thanx, but im using a style named "we_universal". Shouldnt i be looking in that template-folder then?
The picture is not the main-banner of the site (header).
It is an Advertising extension wich place the banner in the bottom of the board index. So under the statistics i want to write a simple text.
I found it in the index_body.html in the prosilver-folder. Added a div-tag with a h3 tag.
Used same div-class as the div-tag above and it looks good now!
