I’ve been reading some forums and it looks like the only way to include a logo AND journal title in the header of OJS 3.1 is to create a logo with the journal title in it. Is this true? Or is there a way to add the logo and then add the journal title separately into the header? I haven’t yet found a way to do so
That’s too bad. We’re in the middle of migrating 30 journals from Digital Commons to OJS. In DC there is that option, so I suppose we’re going to have difficulty replicating our journals’ aesthetics. Are there any plans to change this?
Well you can. Use the indexing area of the main settings. Put the link of the logo and then add the title name or the image. You can literally do anything within OJS.
Thanks! Could you expand on this? I went to Settings > Website > Appearance and added the logo where it asked. Doing so then replaced the title name. Do you know what I did wrong here, by chance?
Ohhh, makes sense! We don’t have access to the server at our library (it’s taken care of by Scholars Portal), so we won’t be able to edit the header that way. Nevertheless, I will give what you suggested a try and report back. Any other tips? (ie. how to design the font this way?)
Another trick is to add the title (or any other text) in the CSS of the theme you are using, e.g. by editing the
plugin/themes/{yourtheme}/styles/head.less file
.pkp_structure_head {
background-color: @bg-base;
.
.
// add some text
&:after {
content: 'text to be added';
// additional CSS properties for positioning and formatting
}
}
Caveat: Text is static and does not change upon language change.
Buenas tardes. realicé el cambio de la imagen del logo y cambié la descripción de la imagen pero me sigue apareciendo el logo antiguo.
Agradecería mucho si me pudieran decir si las imagenes antiguas se almacenan en algún lugar y pueden ser eliminadas para que esto no ocurra.
Muchas gracias por la atención.