Info: This feature requires Content Station version 9.2 or higher.
The Content Station logo that is displayed in the top left corner of the application can be replaced by a custom image.
Example: Replace this logo with your company logo to make Content Station match your company style.
Figure: The default Content Station logo (top) replaced by a custom logo (bottom).
To achieve this, add the following line to the WWSettings.xml file:
<Setting name="HeaderLogo" value="path to file"/>
Step 1. Open the WWSetings.xml file on the system where Content Station is installed.
Mac OS X
- /Library/Application Support/WoodWing
Windows
- c:\ProgramData\WoodWing
Note: This folder is hidden by default. To display this folder, change the folder options. (See the Windows Help file.)
Step 2. Add the line of code anywhere between the <SCEnt:ContentStation>
and the </SCEnt:ContentStation>
tags.
Step 3. Add the path to the file (see below).
Step 4. Save the file.
Example:<Setting name="HeaderLogo" value="file://Users/WW/eXtreme-logo.png"/>
Important: Make sure to validate the WWSettings.xml file for correct content. See Validating the WWSettings.xml file.
Setting the file path
The path to the file should be entered in the 'value' parameter. Use one of the following syntaxes:
For local files:
value="file://file path"
Example:value="file://Users/WW/eXtreme-logo.png"
Note: You can quickly obtain this path by loading the image in a Web browser; the path will then be shown in the address bar. Be careful with spaces though: these are replaced by '%20' and need to be replaced by spaces again.
For files hosted on the Internet:
value="URL"
Example:value="http://www.ww-extreme.com/eXtreme-logo.png"
Image settings
For best results, use an image that meets the following requirements:
- Format: GIF, JPEG, JPG, or PNG
- Dimensions:160x40 pixels
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