change the picture

hi

i cannot find that, would you please describe that to me with more details

p.s I am using bugzilla 2.22
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It's the *.jpg file referred to in the
file.

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2006/8/17, Farid Hajian <fhajian (AT) gmail (DOT) com>:
>can we change the bug picture of the first page in mozilla

skins/standard/index.css refers to the picture used. The most elegant
(and upgrade-safe) solution is to put CSS code into
skins/custom/index.css to override this particular CSS setting. Look
into skins/standard/index.css how to do it.
Alternatively, you can modify skins/standard/index.css directly, or
replace These last two options will
give you trouble when upgrading Bugzilla next time, though.

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Thursday 17 Aug 2006 17:25, Marc Schumann wrote:
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skins/standard/index.css refers to the picture used. The most elegant
(and upgrade-safe) solution is to put CSS code into
skins/custom/index.css to override this particular CSS setting. Look
into skins/standard/index.css how to do it.
Alternatively, you can modify skins/standard/index.css directly, or
replace These last two options will
give you trouble when upgrading Bugzilla next time, though.

If we are all talking about that (quite scary) photo of ant, then it is not in
the css file the picture is mentioned in the template file:
template/<lang>/default/index.html.tmpl (<langis "en" for me).

Search for "ant.jpg" in the template file.



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Rekhesh,

2006/8/17, Rekhesh Mohan <reks (AT) iiap (DOT) res.in>:
If we are all talking about that (quite scary) photo of ant, then it is not in
the css file the picture is mentioned in the template file:
template/<lang>/default/index.html.tmpl (<langis "en" for me).

up to 2.18.x, you're right. Starting with 2.20.x, it's no longer in
index.html.tmpl.

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Thursday 17 Aug 2006 18:03, Marc Schumann wrote:
Rekhesh,
up to 2.18.x, you're right. Starting with 2.20.x, it's no longer in
index.html.tmpl.

! Sorry I am using 2.20 and I saw it in my index.html.tmpl. Perhaps I
would have modified the files myself.

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So if you're using multiple instances in one source base
(new in 2.22) you have to hack things to get different
pictures in each instance since skins are global to all
instances.

I thought CSS was for presentation and HTML for content.
Seems to me that the picture is content and not presentation,
and it belongs in the HTML.

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2006/8/17, Jim Garrison <jhg (AT) athensgroup (DOT) com>:
I thought CSS was for presentation and HTML for content.
Seems to me that the picture is content and not presentation,
and it belongs in the HTML.

I didn't form an opinion of my own on this yet, but it seems the
picture is currently considered presentation. By overriding
skins/standard/index.css via skins/custom/index.css, you can customize
presentation so that the picture is not displayed. Then, you can
customize content by overriding
via and put specific pictures
somewhere.

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Marc Schumann wrote:
I didn't form an opinion of my own on this yet, but it seems the
picture is currently considered presentation. By overriding
skins/standard/index.css via skins/custom/index.css, you can customize
presentation so that the picture is not displayed. Then, you can
customize content by overriding
via and put specific pictures
somewhere.

That's a good, concise workaround. I guess my gut tells me that
if you're running multiple instances you're going to want a
different picture for each instance, to differentiate them,
and that makes it content.

A more general solution would be to bring the skins under the
multiple-instance paradigm, such that the skins could be customized
per instance the way the HTML can be overridden.

I filed bug 344293 on this issue a few weeks ago.

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In bugzilla 2.22 the picture can be changed:

picture of ant is bugzilla/skins/standard/index/front.png
Put new picture here and edit bugzilla/skins/standard/index.css to point to new picture. Size of picture can also be set in file index.css.

If you have multiple databases with a single installation, as described in chapter 2.4 of the Bugzilla Guide - 2.22 Release, and you want a different picture for each different database, follow the instructions as in chapter 2.4. Also create new template directory for new database by copying template/en/default to template/en/PROJECT as described in chapter.

Then copy directory bugzilla/skins/standard/ to say bugzilla/skins/PROJECT/ to create a new skins directory for database PROJECT.
Edit bugzilla/template/en/PROJECT/index.html.tmpl and change style_urls=['skins/standard/index.css'] to style_urls=['skins/PROJECT/index.css']
Change the picture as described above, do so for each database...

Caspar