The following is a step by step guide to customising your Magnus logo image by replacing the logo text with your own organization or company's name and logo.

Gantry sets the dimensions of the logo, so CSS modification is unnecessary.

Step 1 - Open the File

Logo

  • Open the logo-source.png file in Adobe® Fireworks.
  • In the right column, find Layers. Select the Web layers directory and click the eye icon to the left of the logo slice (the green object). This will make the slice invisible so you can edit the file.
 

 

Step 2 - Text/Slogan/Icon Editing

  • Double click on the logo text. Now you can edit the text of logo to your choosing. Edit the icon as desired.

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Step 3 - Slice Modification

  • Reactivate the Slice in the Web Layers column, this will place a green rectangle over the logo image. Change the size of the slice (or move it) to match the new size if applicable.
 
 


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Step 4 - Export

  • Now you will want to export the logo. Right click on the image slice and select Exported Selected Slices... from the contextual menu. Export it to your computer.
 

 

Uploading the Logo

There are two methods of changing the Magnus logo: via the manual change and logo picker.

  • Upload logo.png to the (J! 2.5) /templates/gantry/images/logo/*style*/ directory
  • Clear your browser cache and refresh your site.

If you cannot see your new logo, ensure you have uploaded it to the right directory and the directory permissions are writeable. Enquire with your hosting provider.

The Logo Picker

Enable Logo and set to Custom at Admin → Extensions → Templates Manager → magnus → Features.
Select your logo, Insert and Save

Magnus Responsive Joomla Theme - Logo Picker

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