Adding custom header or footer

Open the index.php file in your editor (or notepad) and at around line 1050 you will find the comment 'Add your own header here'. Remove the // in front of the echo commands and place your text inside the table // Add you own header here (in the table) echo "\n"; echo "\n"; echo "
[b]Your Custom Header[/b]
\n"; The footer is located around line 1510 and works in the same way. If you are planning to use an image as your header or footer, don't forget to place a \ in front of a ", example // Add you own header here (in the table) echo "\n"; echo "\n"; echo "
[b][/b]
\n"; Success! )

Post edited by admin, at 2007/07/15 1118

Re:Adding custom header or footer

Thank you soooo much for your help - I love this album script.)

Re:Adding custom header or footer

this should work

<?php
echo ""
?>

Re:Adding custom header or footer

I understand the concept of calling a header.php file; but I have been haveing such a darn time writing the header.php. Is there anyone that could show me how to write a header.php that when called it would display an image.

Thanks for any assistance you may be able to provide.

Bob

Re:Adding custom header or footer

Have you ever thought about using PHP includes? You can create a php page with any links, images or anything you want, then automatically have it show.

Here is the site
[url]http//gamewelldiaphone.com/gallery2/[/url]

Header// Add you own header here (in the table) and uncomment the lines below (remove //)
//echo "\n";
//echo " ### Your Custom Header ### \n";
//echo "\n";

include 'http//www.gamewelldiaphone.com/headerp.php';

// Gallery header

Footer// Add you own footer here (in the table in place of  Â«Â»)
echo "\n";
echo "  \n";
echo "   \n";
echo "\n";

include 'http//www.gamewelldiaphone.com/footerp.php';

// End of HTML page

Re:Adding custom header or footer

Dear admin,

i've tried to insert custom images into the footer or header (with quotes) but the only thing i see is a blank page.

same thing if i try to add a hyperlink to header/footer.

any idea?

greets