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Link image to URL

waterdene — GMT

I have trawled the forum, but cannot find what I am looking for. I have replaced the "Guestbook" gif with my own and I want to link it to my forum at http://www.benal-life.com/forum.

Any help please on what I must do and where to do it?

I have made several changes using the advice in this forum, and many thanks to those of you with the knowledge and patience give us new to php the step by step guides that we need,

Cheers,

John

Carbonize — GMT

Look in [b]templates/header.php[/b].

Anonymous — GMT

[quote="Carbonize"]Look in [b]templates/header.php[/b].[/quote]
I can manage that - but what coding is needed to make the link?

Carbonize — GMT

[code][/code]

Anonymous — GMT

[quote="Carbonize"][code][/code][/quote]
I am obviously missing the point. After spending hours sifting through one line answers that I do not understand you have responded (albeit kindly) with two more. Could I request that answers to reasonable questions are responded to in a manner that is understable to beginners and those new to php. In the long run this would shorten the search procedures considerably and perhaps your frustrations when dealing with us "dummies"
I can understand that you do not like answering ther same questions repeatedly, but a fuller answer would eliminate the misunderstandings. Some of us are REALLY trying to learn and we appreciate your efforts,

thanks,

John

Carbonize — GMT

The templates are in plain html and not php. The only bit of php in them are the variables and they all start with a $ such as $LANG[FormSelect]. I admit I got the file wrong as it's in body.php and not header.php but the code you need to edit is [code][/code]
As you can see it is just plain HTML with a single variable in it [b]$GB_PG[base_url][/b]. The Guestbook was written in such a way as to make it easy for users to customise by keeping the templates as plain HTML.

waterdene — GMT

[quote="Carbonize"]The templates are in plain html and not php. The only bit of php in them are the variables and they all start with a $ such as $LANG[FormSelect]. I admit I got the file wrong as it's in body.php and not header.php but the code you need to edit is [code][/code]
As you can see it is just plain HTML with a single variable in it [b]$GB_PG[base_url][/b]. The Guestbook was written in such a way as to make it easy for users to customise by keeping the templates as plain HTML.[/quote]
OK - I have already changed the graphic. The problem I have is how to link it to my forum URL

JTD — GMT

This is how you do it.

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Anonymous — GMT

[quote="JTD"]This is how you do it.

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Thanks,
this is how I modified the link to add text above and below the image.
Text additions were made in (lang/english.php) and placed into (body.php) as below.
I had already uploaded the image file into the (img) folder

I know that this is obvious to you guys - but if you could include the folders and files we should be looking in it would be a great help

$LANG[BookMess55]

$LANG[BookMess44]
$LANG[BookMess66]

My problem sorted, thank you both for your efforts,

Cheers,

John