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    Login to Partner Login

    Is it possible to change the "Login" icon to display "Partner Login" on the home Page "Outer Layout"
    Any help would be appreciated.
    Adrian Boshoff
    http://www.servatech.co.za

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    Design | Text

    Search for the word 'Login' and change it there.

    They may be more than one occurence, trial & error will find the one you want.
    Paul
    Flower-Stands.co.uk - the UK's largest online supplier of Fresh Flower Merchandising Stands

    Using V10.2 with Norman's brilliantly simple TABBER.

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      #3
      Try Settings | Site Options - Links - Description Of Login Icon

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        #4
        Many thanks. Problem is that the lettering exceeds the border area, so by changing Login to Partner Login it overlaps and looks terrible. I am using the silver theme. Any input is greatly appreciated. Site under construction is www.servatech.co.za/index.html
        Adrian Boshoff
        http://www.servatech.co.za

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          #5
          You're going to have to make some changes to the background image for the top right box as well as the associated css.

          You will need a wider image for:
          silver-theme-login-box.jpg

          and modify the css accordingly in Actinic.css here:
          #silver-login-terms {
          background:url("silver-theme-login-box.jpg") repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
          display:inline;
          float:right;
          height:24px;
          margin-right:10px;
          width:101px;
          }

          If you're not happy with that type of modification then the simplest might be just to replace the css with:
          #silver-login-terms {
          display:inline;
          float:right;
          height:24px;
          margin-right:10px;
          width:200px;
          }

          (See attachment) which will remove the background image and make more space for your text change.

          Use Firefox with the Firebug add-in and you can try out these type of changes on the fly.
          Attached Files

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            #6
            If you're handy with CSS, you could use the sliding doors technique to make this area dynamically resizable, then you could add any text you wanted.

            There are loads of resources via google, but the first place I came across it was here:

            http://www.alistapart.com/articles/slidingdoors/

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