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Can we place a banner beside the logo in header

+1 vote
And also do let me know how to upload an inhouse banner?
related to an answer for: adsense ad channels
asked Jan 25 in Q2A Core by Neha

3 Answers

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You'll need to create an advanced theme. See here for details.
answered Jan 25 by DisgruntledGoat
Hi
Thanks for suggestion.
But I have done it by using "Custom HTML in <HEAD> section of every page" and css work...
commented Jan 25 by Neha
The <HEAD> section of a HTML file is never visible, it's the bit that specifies the page title, CSS and JS files.

You may be able to add it in the "Custom HTML at top of every page" but I think that may be below the menu. An advanced theme is the best way to do it as far as I know.
commented Jan 25 by DisgruntledGoat
Yes I know but I also tried to add it in custom theme but it didn't work so i used this process and it worked
commented Jan 27 by Neha
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I have only just recently began looking at Question2answer. However I think I might be able to help you.

The logo is located in the qa-include/qa-theme-base.php

Now, search for $this->content['logo'], after you add next to it:

$this->output('YOUR CODE BANNER HERE');

And it should work. {Remember to backup your file before you try this}

I don't know if this is the correct way, I've never worked with such a difficult system for themes, but this worked for me.
answered Jan 25 by xplosive0012
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The proper way to do it is to overwrite the function in your custom theme folder's qa-theme.php file.

My code is this for our tips site: http://www.chinahelpers.com/tips in (qa-theme.php):

 

function logo()
{
$this->output(
'<DIV CLASS="qa-logo">',
$this->content['logo'],
'</DIV>'
);
$this->output('<div id="header-text"><div class="header-name">China Helpers Tips</div><div class="header-slogan">It\'s a jungle out there!</div></div>');
}
 
answered Feb 18 by gooshbob
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