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Thread: V9 Upper Left LOGO won't display/load

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    natt_a is offline Junior Member
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    Default V9 Upper Left LOGO won't display/load

    I don't know what's going on but the upper left LOGO image won't load or display with version 9.

    The logo file is a gif file.

    The style.css in App_Themes/Skin_1 is the original file off V9 installation.

    And the code in template.master hasn't been touched, original file V9:

    <div style="float: left">
    <a runat="server" id="logo" href="~/default.aspx" title="YourCompany.com" />
    </div>

    Solution? Thank you.

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    Mike The Last Boyscout is offline User
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    The logo.gif image itself still resides within the App_Themes/Skin_1/Images folder, correct? You haven't moved or modified it?

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    That is correct. I haven't modified or move the logo.gif file and it is in that folder you mentioned.

    Thank you.

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    I had the same problem, the following change resolved it....

    HTML Code:
    <a runat="server" id="logo" href="~/default.aspx" title="YourCompany.com">
                        <asp:Image ID="Image2" runat="server" ImageUrl="<%$ Tokens:SKINIMAGE, logo.gif %>" /></a>

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    natt_a is offline Junior Member
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    Thank you RBrun! The code works.

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    Arrow V9 Upper Left Logo Broken in IE9...fixed!

    Actually, that fix gives you an issue in IE 8. If you used the following code in your header for the logo call;


    <div style="float: left">
    <a runat="server" id="logo" href="~/default.aspx" title="YourCompany.com">
    </a>


    comment out logo & ct100_logo and add a new div

    #ctl00_logo
    {
    DIV INFO HERE
    }

    Then that should bring everything back to normal, its a cross browser fix.


    Hope this helps...

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    natt_a is offline Junior Member
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    Hi HeyKate,

    Could you please include a complete code change instruction and to what file?

    Thank you!

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    jason.israels@israels.com is offline Junior Member
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    Default Logo Question

    Quote Originally Posted by AspDotNetStorefront Staff - Mike View Post
    The logo.gif image itself still resides within the App_Themes/Skin_1/Images folder, correct? You haven't moved or modified it?
    Mike,

    I just installed 9.XX and the logo file is not showing. It is located in the skin folder. Any ideas?

    - Jason

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    Open up the /App_Themes/Skin_1/style.css file and change:

    Code:
    #ctl01_logo
    ...to:

    Code:
    #ctl00_logo

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    factorite is offline Junior Member
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    Although this will work, it's rather flaky coding to an id that will change.

    A better solution would be:

    Add class='logo' to your anchor link
    Code:
    <a runat="server" id="logo" href="~/default.aspx" class='logo' title="YourCompany.com">
    Then, change
    Code:
    #ctl01_logo
    to
    Code:
    #header .logo
    This is assuming that .logo is inside the header container.