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12/01/2005 20:54:06
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Anonymous
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How can I please change the title of my Guestbook page, from Guestbook to possibly something else??
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12/01/2005 21:25:44
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Carbonize
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If you mean title as in then check in templates/header.php
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Carbonize
I am not the maker of the Advanced Guestbook
get Lazarus |
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13/01/2005 15:54:11
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Anonymous
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Carbonize wrote:If you mean title as in then check in templates/header.php
It did not work mate. My Guestbook title still reads Guestbook. It is too plain and I want to change it.
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13/01/2005 16:13:05
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Carbonize
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Please supply a link. If you mean the image at the top then you can change that by editting body.php in templates.
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Carbonize
I am not the maker of the Advanced Guestbook
get Lazarus |
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14/01/2005 13:10:39
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Anonymous
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Yes but my problem is that I do not understand HTML. I tried to change the name from Guestbook to something else but then lots of errors occurred. I do not know in which line I have to write my title, of the so complex HTML language.
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14/01/2005 15:21:21
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amber222
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The word "Guestbook" on the top left of the index page is actually an image named gbook.gif. You change this in the templates/body.php file, line 4.
This is the code for the current guestbook picture:
In order to change it from "Guestbook" to something else, you need to create a new picture and upload it to your guestbook/img directory. If you delete the original gbook.gif, you can name your new image gbook.gif. If your new image is not the same size as the old one, you need to change the width and height.
Example: I made a new picture which I gave a new name of guestbklogo.jpg. The size is a little different: 174 x 57. Here is the new code:
You could use text but then you would need to be concerned about font codes, and if you don't know html, I wouldn't recommend it.
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21/01/2005 12:39:28
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Anonymous
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I managed to change the Guestbook logo title from "Guestbook" to "Lija Athletic FC Guestbook". I managed so by creating a logo picture. But now the problem is the size and width. The picture looks too small with comparison to the whole page. How can I please adjust the logo to a larger and wider type? Thanks ... lija1949.
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21/01/2005 12:43:00
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Anonymous
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I tried to change the numbers of width from 140 and 15 to 174 and 57, but there are many errors cropping up. What is the reason pls?
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21/01/2005 13:25:43
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amber222
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Whenever you get an error message, you should copy it and paste it here - otherwise there is no way to answer your question without knowing what the error is.
As far as the size, you need to make it the actual size of your picture, not my sample I mentioned. You do this by looking at the picture's properties before you put it in the guestbook. If you open the picture in paint and click on "image" "attributes" it will tell you the width and height of the actual picutre. Perhaps the program you created the picture in will give the dimensions also.
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21/01/2005 21:27:04
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Anonymous
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Warning: fopen(./templates/body.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/lija1949/public_html/guestbook/lib/admin.class.php on line 193
Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/lija1949/public_html/guestbook/lib/admin.class.php on line 194
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/lija1949/public_html/guestbook/lib/admin.class.php on line 200
>> These are the errors I mentioned before. What can I do please? These errors occurred after I checked my height and width of my logo picture which were 26 and 384 respectively (checked in the Attributes in Paint), and then i tried to change them from body.php
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22/01/2005 03:31:47
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amber222
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http://proxy2.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3580&highlight=fopen
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