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I want to be able to click on a logo and have it take me to a website. I see in the top tool bar that this is done, but I can't figure out how it is working. Any assitance would be greatly appreciated.

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TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x02
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: Debian 3.1
Web server:  
Perl version: 5.8.6
Client OS: Windows XP SR2
Web Browser: IE
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-- DanielDowlin - 14 Dec 2007

Answer

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TWiki's top bar is built sing a configurable path to the image and URL:

  1. The actual variables which are used in the templates are WEBLOGOIMG, WEBLOGOURL, and WEBLOGOALT. For TWiki's default layout (defined in TWiki.PatternSkin), you can see the usage in TWiki.WebTopBar, or better in that topic's raw view.
  2. These values are initialized in TWiki.TWikiPreferences to the values of WIKILOGOIMG, WIKILOGOURL, and WIKILOGOALT, respectively.
So to apply individual per-web settings, define the WEB* values in the webs' WebPreferences topic. To change the site-wide default, override the WIKI* variables in Main.TWikiPreferences (Main.TWikiPreferences takes precedence over TWiki.TWikiPreferences and should always be used for site customization)

-- HaraldJoerg - 14 Dec 2007

Thank you. I looked at the WebTopBar topic, but I didn't think to check the raw view. I actually took what I got from the raw view and created a variable for it so I can use it all over the web. Thanks again.

-- DanielDowlin - 14 Dec 2007

 
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