Which setting changes the logo in the admin panel login?
login_form
admin template, changing {{ base_url('styles/default/xenforo/xenforo-logo.svg') }}
to direct to a different logo image or 2) uploading a new image in place of xenforo-logo.svg in that location.Where is this actually located? Can't find it in the templates.There isn't a setting for this. The only way to change that is to either 1) alter thelogin_form
admin template, changing{{ base_url('styles/default/xenforo/xenforo-logo.svg') }}
to direct to a different logo image or 2) uploading a new image in place of xenforo-logo.svg in that location.
Worth noting that, according to your cache rules, simply replacing the image may not make an immediate difference.
Oh yeah...and, if you go with option 1, you may also want to change the width and height attributes in that same <a> tag.
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Where is this actually located? Can't find it in the templates.![]()
Awesome, was able to edit it. Thanks.It's an admin template. I'm thinking you may have to be in debug mode and/or have development mode enabled to view/edit admin templates.
Not an unimportant part to leave out.I probably should have mentioned that in the original post (and I'll add it now) but, because this is in admin template, editing it can only be done in the Master style. This means that once you make changes to it, there is no simply reverting back to the original. Also, if you mess something up in this template, it could prevent you from logging in to your admin panel.
login_form admin templateThere isn't a setting for this. The only way to change that is to either 1) alter thelogin_form
admin template, changing{{ base_url('styles/default/xenforo/xenforo-logo.svg') }}
to direct to a different logo image or 2) uploading a new image in place of xenforo-logo.svg in that location.
Worth noting that, according to your cache rules, simply replacing the image may not make an immediate difference.
Oh yeah...and, if you go with option 1, you may also want to change the width and height attributes in that same <a> tag.
Disclaimer: Please be aware that, because this is in admin template, editing it can only be done in the Master style. This means that once you make changes to it, there is no simply reverting back to the original. Also, if you mess something up in this template, it could prevent you from logging in to your admin panel. If you're not absolutely certain about what you're doing, I highly recommend a backup and testing what you're wanting to do in a test install before you do it on your production site.
Sorry, I should have mentioned that too.Found it. Main style must be selected.
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