Header Logo

[Alexander Rick]

Hey,

is it possible to change the header logo url?

 

Regards

[Jim M]

You can upload your own logo in each theme by going to ACP > Customization > Themes > Edit > Logos. 

Unfortunately, the URL itself that the logo leads to when clicked would require customization to change. We do not allow that via a field like the above logo image. 

[Ramsesx]

If you want to change the URL you could edit the template "logo", there is two times:

<a href='{setting="base_url"}

 

[Alexander Rick]

Thanks a lot 😉

[Alexander Rick]

On 12/5/2018 at 12:33 AM, Ramsesx said:

If you want to change the URL you could edit the template "logo", there is two times:

<a href='{setting="base_url"}

 

I tried to change it. The problem is if I change it to my domain it just connects to the subdomain - forum.xxxxx.com/com

[steve00]

16 minutes ago, Alexander Rick said:

I tried to change it. The problem is if I change it to my domain it just connects to the subdomain - forum.xxxxx.com/com

So you tried changing both instances to:

<a href='your_url'>

and still sent to wrong place ?

or did you do something different ?

[Alexander Rick]

1 minute ago, steve00 said:

So you tried changing both instances to:

<a href='your_url'>

and still sent to wrong place ?

or did you do something different ?

I changed both to my normal url. (example.com)

If I click the logo it opens the subdomain with a new url ending where my forum is running. (forum.example.com/examplecom

[Jim M]

17 minutes ago, Alexander Rick said:

I changed both to my normal url. (example.com)

If I click the logo it opens the subdomain with a new url ending where my forum is running. (forum.example.com/examplecom

You would need the full URL starting with http so http://example.com. Otherwise the href tag will assume its a relative path. 

[Alexander Rick]

3 minutes ago, Jim M said:

You would need the full URL starting with http so http://example.com. Otherwise the href tag will assume its a relative path. 

Hey, I tried. This message is shown.

7 minutes ago, Jim M said:

You would need the full URL starting with http so http://example.com. Otherwise the href tag will assume its a relative path. 

I show you the full code so maybe its easier to understand.

[Meddysong]

Overwrite the entire bracketed part with https://example.com. You've only removed the word base_url; the whole thing needs to go.

[Ramsesx]

It should be something like this: <a href="https://yoursiteurl.com" id='elLog

[Alexander Rick]

Worked! Thank for your help ❤️