Tag... Have fun! peace, Christoph Neuroth 2005-05-08 > not working for me...to img src path I had to prepend 'data' dir so it looks like > <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="data/media/yourlogo.png" alt="Logo" />';</code> > thanks for the tip, Petr Smrcka 2005-08-24 >> For me it had to be src="_media/logo.png", maybe due to a newer version? >> DOK 2009-09-02 >>> And on another install with an even newer version I had to go src="/dokuwiki/data/media/wiki/logo.jpg", which bypasses all php alltogether... >>> DOK 2009-09-11 > Thanks for documenting this. > running a closed wiki I needed to use a different kind of url to access the image. > I copied this from the way images are referenced in the body: > /dokuwiki2/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=yourlogo.png > It worked at least in CSS. > Anybody knows a nicer way to call fetch w/o hardcoding the wiki dir? > Ferdinand Soethe, 2007-02-03 > Here is the alternative to the approach above: > Adding something like > background-image: url(/dokuwiki2/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=yourlogo.png); > background-repeat:no-repeat; > to the layout.css will add the logo as a background to the header > Ferdinand Soethe, 2007-02-03 ---- For dokuwiki-2009-12-25c I had to do the following to get this to work. Please note that my dokuwiki is in htdocs/mydoku : 1. Created htdocs/mydoku/images and moved logo.jgp into it (I had read permission problems if I put the file in htdocs/mydoku/data/media) 2. Specified the variable as: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="/mydoku/images/logo.jpg"/>';</code> It is tricky to debug because, until you get it all right, the image is either replaced with a ? or does not appear at all. If you get a ?, try to Download Image or do some other manipulation on it. That can give a clue to the problem. 'Hope that this helps. hackerbie@gmail.com 29 April 2010 ---- \\ In my case, using the following made ours work: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="/dokuwiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=YourImage.png" alt="Highlight text when hovered over" />';</code> Took a while but we got there...Also, the dimensions had to be changed quite a bit, but that could have been due to the template we was using (mmClean) v.2010.07a-0 **** We have also used the following: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="lib/tpl/mmclean/images/latin6.png</code> ----

---- FIXME: This page seems deprecated as uploading a file named "logo.png" into wiki namespace, or at wiki's root replaces the template's logo. ---- ===== Having an image instead of title text in the upper-right corner ===== You can see this one in action here: **FIXME LINK CRASHED!** ~~http://deshalbfrei.immermusik.de/~~ in tpl/default/main.php change: to and in config/dokuwiki.php add a new variable: $conf['logo'] = ''; The additional variable is necessary because otherwise the "" would be shown in the HTML Tag... Have fun! peace, Christoph Neuroth 2005-05-08 > not working for me...to img src path I had to prepend 'data' dir so it looks like > <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="data/media/yourlogo.png" alt="Logo" />';</code> > thanks for the tip, Petr Smrcka 2005-08-24 >> For me it had to be src="_media/logo.png", maybe due to a newer version? >> DOK 2009-09-02 >>> And on another install with an even newer version I had to go src="/dokuwiki/data/media/wiki/logo.jpg", which bypasses all php alltogether... >>> DOK 2009-09-11 > Thanks for documenting this. > running a closed wiki I needed to use a different kind of url to access the image. > I copied this from the way images are referenced in the body: > /dokuwiki2/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=yourlogo.png > It worked at least in CSS. > Anybody knows a nicer way to call fetch w/o hardcoding the wiki dir? > Ferdinand Soethe, 2007-02-03 > Here is the alternative to the approach above: > Adding something like > background-image: url(/dokuwiki2/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=yourlogo.png); > background-repeat:no-repeat; > to the layout.css will add the logo as a background to the header > Ferdinand Soethe, 2007-02-03 ---- For dokuwiki-2009-12-25c I had to do the following to get this to work. Please note that my dokuwiki is in htdocs/mydoku : 1. Created htdocs/mydoku/images and moved logo.jgp into it (I had read permission problems if I put the file in htdocs/mydoku/data/media) 2. Specified the variable as: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="/mydoku/images/logo.jpg"/>';</code> It is tricky to debug because, until you get it all right, the image is either replaced with a ? or does not appear at all. If you get a ?, try to Download Image or do some other manipulation on it. That can give a clue to the problem. 'Hope that this helps. hackerbie@gmail.com 29 April 2010 ---- \\ In my case, using the following made ours work: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="/dokuwiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=&h=&cache=cache&media=YourImage.png" alt="Highlight text when hovered over" />';</code> Took a while but we got there...Also, the dimensions had to be changed quite a bit, but that could have been due to the template we was using (mmClean) v.2010.07a-0 **** We have also used the following: <code php>$conf['logo'] = '<img src="lib/tpl/mmclean/images/latin6.png</code> ----