Site-Name in Head

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If you want to use the logo with your site name you'll need to make an image. In the designs folder you'll find psd files in which you can simply edit the text (Drupal).

If you have photoshop this is how to do it:
- Open designs/logo.psd
- Change the Drupal text to whatever you want
- In the menu: File -> save for web (& devices)
- In the save for web window, select the slice tool (the second icon on the left side)
- Click on the slice around the logo
- Use PNG-8 (see the options on the right side of the save for web window)
- Click on the save button
- In the save dialog use these options: Structure: images only, Settings: default settings, Slices: selected slices
Overwrite the logo.png file

Hope this helps :)

in the drupal 6 version the title text appears to be rasterized, unable to edit.

I too would like to find out how to have just the site name ( text-link ) on the right side above the primary links. I've been looking at the code and can't figure it out. When I get close, the name appears on the logo but can't seem to text-align right to make it move over above the primary links.

@Rolf-Christian: The problem with getting the site name to appear with the logo is in this line in page.tpl.php:

print ($logo ? '' : $site_title_html) .'</a></h1>';

This displays either the logo (if it is enabled) or the site name. To always display the site name, use this:

print ($logo ? '&nbsp;&nbsp;' . $site_title_html : $site_title_html) .'</a></h1>';

@darumaki: first, it's always best to open a new issue for what is -- really -- a new issue, rather than reopening a non-related, closed issue.

The code above may answer your issue, but I'm not sure. You first say "just the site name," then you say "on the logo." So I don't know if you're disabling the logo or not.

The approach described at previous comment exactly works.

Thanks very much.

Please reopen if this is still an issue.