15 Apr
2013
15 Apr
'13
11:24 a.m.
Hi Jaso,
If you created a new ColorTheme, the new ColorTheme has a non-transparent,
colored (black X with colors, gray WIKI) logo by default (it takes this
image from the file system).
If you want your new ColorTheme to have the transparent logo used by Ruby,
Mint and Dusk, you need to download that logo and attach it to your
ColorTheme. Also you need to fill the "Logo" value with the name of the
transparent logo, explicitly mention you want a custom (transparent) logo
for your ColorTheme.
Another solution would be to Copy Ruby, Mint or Dusk ColorTheme, replace
the "header.png" (the image with the gradient and the effects) value in the
"Banner" property of the ColorTheme and alter the color of the "Page
header
background color".
Hope this helps,
Caty
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 7:55 PM, JasoYeom <tuxnician(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I recently installed xwiki 5.x I'm using the
Colibri skin/theme. I've
added
a new space and wanted to change the colour of the banner. I'd like to
have
more than only ruby, mint and dusk. When I changed the colour the default
logo was no longer transparent. It looks like a white box overtop any
colour. I'd like to have the default logo be transparent while adding
other
colours.
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