By Kato on

I'm new to 4.7, but I have a question.

In the settings, you can set the name of the site. In that field, you can type in a link for an image and the image actually displays. That is awesome and what I want, but the problem with this is the title bar at the top of IE and FireFox. That blue bar at the VERY top doesn't say the name of the site, but instead it displays the html code for the picture.

How can I get this changed or is it possible to do that? I even try to code it in:

<a href="mysite.com"><img src=picturedisplayed></a>

Nothing.

<a href="mysite.com">TEST SITE</a>

That gives nothing but the code as well.

Is there a way to display a pic in the name part and not have the html code show up in the title bar of the browser?

If this is a stupid question, I do apologize. I have been looking and can't find what I am looking for.

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Kato commented

Supposed to be Drupal 4.7. My bad.

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styro commented

And insert the image in your theme templates (look in page.tpl.php for variables like $logo or $site_name etc) or as a background image in your themes CSS.

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