Company Logo in WebHelp Skin?

[Guest]

Our design guy has been putting together a custom skin for our implementation, but he can't figure out how to get the skin designer to let him insert the company logo. I haven't figured it out, either. It doesn't necessarily have to be in the top panel. We just need it to appear somewhere.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Captiv8r · Accepted solution]

Hi there

One way would be to use the button that is used for the "About" link on the far right of the main toolbar. Insert the logo as the button image in the Skin editor.

Click the About item in the Main area, then the Edit button. Then click the folder icon and browse to the logo.

Cheers... Rick

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[Guest]

Thanks, that looks pretty straightforward. Love these forums...

[bigyan_sharma]

The About box in WebHelp is one of the many interface items you may wish to customize. Left as is, it will display the "Powered by RoboHelp" sign. You can replace this with your company logo, product symbol, or simply remove it. Three different procedures are detailed below. The first procedure is done within the confines of RoboHelp. Should you follow this step, each time you generate the WebHelp file, the information is included in the output. However, if you wish to follow any of the other procedures detailed below, RoboHelp will automatically return the About box status to its default values. Therefore, you should copy the modified files that you are instructed to change to another location outside the SSL directory. After you generate the file, copy the files from the stored location and replace the newly-generated files with the ones you modified to recreate your changes.

Message was edited by Peter Grainge to remove gaps in text.

[Peter Grainge]

Bigyan Sharma

You talk about three procedures but don't describe them. It also sounds like you are referring to methods that were used in older versions. What is wrong with the correct solution that Rick had posted?

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