I am trying to mod the header i found that the index uses the path use overall_header i think so went and made changes (links to other pages in my site ) wanted them to appair by the link board index only got the wrong file as no changes happening can you give us an idea on were the header is comming from i am using default theme ?

I'm having a hard time understanding your post, but I think you mean to edit
themes/original/header.php since you use the original theme.

Also note, most of the colors, fonts etc can be tweaked by editing the style sheet in the same directory themes/original/style.css


In header.php, you may want to edit the logo, and perhaps the URL it's href points to ..
Notice this is basic HTML, just assigned to PHP variables ...

Code:

$html .= "\"><td class=\"title\" nowrap=\"nowrap\" valign=\"bottom\"><a href=\"./directory/\""; if ($usesession == "yes"){$html .= "?". session_name() . "=" . session_id() . "";} $html .= " target=\"_top\"><img src=\"./themes/" . $theme . "/title.gif\" align=\"left\" width=\"200\" height=\"49\" "; $html .= "border=\"0\" "; $html .= "alt=\"" . $gl["SiteTitle"] . "\" title=\"" . $gl["SiteTitle"]; $html .= "\" /></a></td><td align=\"right\" nowrap=\"nowrap\">&nbsp;";

So to make the href go elsewhere, just replace ./directory/ with the new URL To use a different graphic as teh logo you could simnply overwrite title.gif with your own file and change the width/height accordingly. Like I said this is just basic HTML, but since it's assigned to a PHP variable using double quotes, you need to be careful when using double quotes in your HTML, they would need to be escaped with a backslash like this...

Code:

$html .= " target=\"_top\"><img src=\"./themes/"

If I have totally misunderstood your question, please try rephrasing it.

If you are refering to the navigation in the header you can affect this by going to navbar.top.php. Pretty sure but you might want to back up your original file before applying changes and also duplication the navigation links changes in the bottom navigation php file. These files can be found in your themes directory -- then look in the theme you are using for your site.

Sorry got a bit confused the reson my question was not making sence i was installing a nother program and your forum is mutch the same. Ha Ha The good thing is i am not the first person to make this mistake i am sure. Now i have more information i will have no problem doing my header
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