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    Setting up the Logos in Magento

    Setting up the Logos in Magento

    Posted on January 31st, 2009

    Written by CJ

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    About Magento Logos

    Read more about Magento Media and Logos, here.
    You can check out some cool logos, here.

    This article attempts to demonstrate the flexibility of Magento’s use of custom logos.

    • FYI:
      Depending on the size of your logos, you might want to increase the size of media uploads in your php.ini file.

    Location of Store Logos

    There are four different logo types which come standard with every Magento install. This gives you the flexibility of assigning appropriate logos to the different task. The following list tells you where the logos are located and their use.

    • Website Store Logo:
      Used for the frontend of your store.
      It’s located in:
      your_magento_install/ skin/ frontend/ your_skin/ default/ images/ logo.gif
    • Email Logo for Email templates:
      For automated emails to your customer’s.
      It’s located in:
      your_magento_install/ skin/ frontend/ your_skin/ default/ images/ logo_email.gif
    • Print logo version vs screen website logo version:
      Used when you print a webpage.
      It’s located in:
      your_magento_install/ skin/ frontend/ your_skin/ default/ images/ logo_print.gif
    • HTML Invoice and Packing Slip logo:
      For printing html version.
      It’s located in:
      your_magento_install/ media/ sales/ store/ logo_html/ default/
      You can upload or update this image on your backend here:
      System > Sales > Invoice and Packing Slip Design
    • PDF Invoice and Packing Slip logo:
      For printing pdf version.
      It’s located in:
      your_magento_install/ media/ sales/ store/ logo/ default/
      You can upload or update this image on your backend here:
      System > Sales > Invoice and Packing Slip Design

    Configuring the Store Logos

    When updating or uploading these logos, make sure you use the correct size as shown here in this Magento version 1.2 (200×50). If you don’t use this size, Magento will needlessly distort it to fit 200×50.

    Invoice and Packing Slip logos were designed to be printed automatically , you can configure this automation and many other pdf automations by modifying the file located here: your_magento_install/ app/ code/ core/ Mage/ Sales/ Model/ Order/ Pdf/ Abstract.php

    This entry was posted on Saturday, January 31st, 2009 at 8:08 pm and is filed under Magento. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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    1. " Setting up the Logos in Magento "

      Posted on May 24th

      I’ve been monkeying around with the abstract.php for the pdf invoice printout. WOW what a cumbersome mess! I’ve gotten the format to pretty close to where I want it to be but would like to increase the size of my logo. It’s pulling what’s loaded on the back end but it just prints out too small. Any suggestions?

      Thank you.

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