Dizkus

Hi everybody and congratulations for such a wonderful
product!

I am using PostNuke 0.7.2.1 Phoenix, and, although I fill in
the name of the logo image in the corresponding Site Logo box
in thes ettings of the administration interface, it does not work.
I have created a folder 'images' inside my PN directory as
requested, where I have the logo image. The program is
supposed to look for the images there. I do not know where
the problem is.

And yet another question: is it possible to expand the table of
the PostNukeblue theme so that it can fill all the screen?. Or
at least have the possibility of centering it on the page and
put ac olour on the remainding not ocupied part of the screen?.

Can you help me ?. Thank you !

Gloria

I have found that the logo field on the admin page almost never works. Most themes hard-code the logo image in the theme.php file and use an image saved in the [themename]/images directory. Look in that directory for logo.gif or the like. What I usually do is upload the theme, log on as a user, switch to the theme and right-click on the logo image and choose properties to see what the image name is. Replace that file with your logo.

As for your other question, themes that don't scale well (i.e. fill the screen) are usually the result of using instead of . When you view your page in a screen resolution other than that the theme creator used, you get a lot of blank space on the right side of the screen. What I usually do is replace the tags with , which will (usually) allow for multiple screen resolution(s) and centered pages. Although sometimes it breaks other things. That is why you should always test themes by creating a user account and changing the theme just for that user, so you still have access to your admin account.

One final tip: if you changed the default theme, and screwed everything up, rename the theme directory. PostNuke, upon not finding the default theme, will just use a different one.