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[Charlie-brm]

I can't follow or find the code that sets the height where the top_panel images appear. Just increasing the pixel dimensions of the jpgs doesn't do it - they get clipped.

If someone can show me where in this theme it limits the height I can probably figure out a lot of other details without asking very often. Thanks.
http://www.luresandtours.com/coppermine/index.php

[phill104]

You really need to upgrade first.

<!--Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.4.10 (stable)-->

http://coppermine-gallery.net/demo/cpg14x/docs/index.htm#upgrade_why

Once you have upgraded to 1.4.25 we will be glad to help.

[Charlie-brm]

Gallery updated to 1.4.25 now.
http://www.luresandtours.com/coppermine/index.php

[Joachim Müller]

I can't follow or find the code that sets the height where the top_panel images appear. Just increasing the pixel dimensions of the jpgs doesn't do it - they get clipped.

What's the top_panel for you? Please describe your actual question in more detail. You might want to make a screenshot and highlight on it what you want to do. Attach that screenshot to your posting.
Do you just want o increase the height of http://www.luresandtours.com/coppermine/themes/igames/images/top_panel_r1_c2.jpg

[Charlie-brm]

I would like to extend the height of the area above the navigation buttons so I can put in my own html for announcements and ads. See the attached screen mockups.
All I can make of that section for now is that it contains images called top_panel_r1_c1.jpg and top_panel_r1_c2.jpg. I can't find a "height" attribute for that panel in the template or css. If I replace the original with my own taller image, the image gets clipped back to the original's height. In this case 70px.
e.g. the Shimano logo I made is 100 pixels high and has another row of text that doesn't appear.
iGames is a theme that comes with Coppermine so the template should be available to anyone to examine.

[Jeff Bailey]

you can add the height attribute to

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.top_panel {
                background-image: url(images/top_panel_r1_c4.jpg);
                background-repeat : repeat-x;
                border-collapse:collapse;
                margin: 0;
                padding: 0;
}
in style.css
but you will have to add about 50px to compensate for the SELECT_LISTS div.
Hope that's what you were looking for.