Hi Roger ,
Thank you for the help and the details. I'll install Mayo theme and try again .
Thank you once again.
Luke.
________________________________ From: Roger arelem@bigpond.com To: support@drupal.org Sent: Tuesday, 2 October 2012, 14:38 Subject: [support] change the Site name by an image
I am coming in late on this discussion. In Bartik and Garland I find it difficult to change header things even if trying to change page.tpl.php so went to Mayo and set that up, it has a lot of advantages not available in Bartik or Garland.
The way I change the Site Name area is to leave those empty by going to Configuration -> Site Information.
Then, I create my header image as a png or jpg, go to Admin -> Blocks ->Create New Block, Use CKeditor to download my header image to that block. No text, just the image.
Then set the block to appear in the header of your chosen theme and save.
In Firebug find that image, it will be very deep in the page structure and will have a name like block-block-name-number, It's not easy to find but firebug highlights blocks as you select them. Copy and paste that block name into a text file.
Then in the yourtheme/css file create a css file called positions.css and copy that id or class to the css code to position that image #block-block-23 /*or what ever*/ { position: relative; top:nn px; float:left; left:nn px; border 1px solid red; /*so you can find it on the page, comment this out when your positioning is correct*/ } In themename.info point it to the new css file stylesheets[all][] = css/positions.css you will see where to put this. I put this positions.css first in the list, seems to work ok that way in Mayo.
Hope this helps Roger