I am using the new CSS Framework.
I renamed my jpeg banner image: banner.jpg and substituted it for the file of the same name in:
I renamed my jpeg banner image: banner.jpg and substituted it for the file of the same name in:
httpdocs>mm5>graphics>en-US>new
and it works to the extent that my logo and banner image appear in place of the generic CSS logo-banner that was there before.
However, my banner header includes a line of text under the graphics (all part of the jpeg) which reads:
However, my banner header includes a line of text under the graphics (all part of the jpeg) which reads:
PERTH SIGN MANAGEMENT SERVICE
but this does not appear on my MM5 Web page.
If you go to www.PerthSMS.com.au you will see how it should look.
Then, on that first page if you click on "Catalogue - Browse or Order" you can see what MM5-CSS has done to it.
If you look at the logo (left hand end of banner) you will see that it has also had its legs cut off. Since the banner is a jpeg, it has to all be all there or not ... unlike text, you cannot just leave the bottom line off. So, it looks like something is superimposed on it, covering up the bottom of the banner?
I would be much obliged to anyone who could explain why this is happening and how to remedy it.
Many thanks, James.
PS - Did I go about it the right way, substituting my jpeg for the generic one, or could I have simply replaced the whole MM Item in "Global Headers" with a path to where my own jpeg was stored eg:
../images/pms-banner ?
but this does not appear on my MM5 Web page.
If you go to www.PerthSMS.com.au you will see how it should look.
Then, on that first page if you click on "Catalogue - Browse or Order" you can see what MM5-CSS has done to it.
If you look at the logo (left hand end of banner) you will see that it has also had its legs cut off. Since the banner is a jpeg, it has to all be all there or not ... unlike text, you cannot just leave the bottom line off. So, it looks like something is superimposed on it, covering up the bottom of the banner?
I would be much obliged to anyone who could explain why this is happening and how to remedy it.
Many thanks, James.
PS - Did I go about it the right way, substituting my jpeg for the generic one, or could I have simply replaced the whole MM Item in "Global Headers" with a path to where my own jpeg was stored eg:
../images/pms-banner ?
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