Hi Jacques:
Ok, I'll do that.
Thanks
Ruth
Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Hi Ruthg,
I finally think you could open a Jira issue, using the explanation you
wrote below
Thanks
Jacques
From: "Anne Jessel" <a...@cohsoft.com.au>
Hi Ruth
No problems. Just trying to stimulate other ways of thinking about
things, in case there's a good reason for not changing anything, or
for changing things in new and different ways. I personally was happy
with the old way, and am just as happy with the new way.
Not having a preference makes me more likely to argue in favour of the
side no one else is supporting. ;-)
Cheers,
Anne.
2009/9/8 Ruth Hoffman <rhoff...@aesolves.com>:
Hi Anne:
I appreciate your comments.
In my experience, the store logo almost always remains the same. For
example, look at Amazon. No matter where you go on any Amazon site
you see
the same store logo. The catalog and category image logos may
change, but
the store logo (the one in the header at the top and left of the page)
remains the same. IMHO, no store owner would want more than one
company/store logo. After all, branding is all about getting people to
recognize your logo and then associate that with something. If you
have more
than one store logo... well that just makes branding that much more
difficult.
BTW, I'm not saying don't allow setting of logo's per catalog.
Certainly we
would want to preserve that. You can still do that on category
pages. IMHO,
that is where that kind of branding belongs. I'm only suggesting that
whoever decided to take away the ability to set the store logo (top
left
image on the store website header) in the Catalog Manager did not
consider
the full impact of what they did.
Just my 2 cents.
Ruth
Anne Jessel wrote:
Hi,
I can't think of any advantages for having the logo set for the
product store rather than for the catalog, as it is now (both in
Catalog Manager). I presume there was some reason the setting was
previously moved from product store to the catalog.
Setting per catalog rather than per store does make some sense to me.
I imagine a store might sell different lines of goods as different
catalogs, and might want a different logo for each. Perhaps a clothing
store has a different logo for their adult clothing versus their
children's clothing? Or a reseller of two or more well known brands
might use a different catalog for each brand, and want the brand logo
displayed depending on the user's chosen catalog.
I have no idea whether the above makes sense. Feel free to ignore it.
Just throwing the thought out there, because presumably someone had a
reason for moving the setting from the product store settings to the
catalog settings in Catalog Manager.
Cheers,
Anne.
2009/9/7 Ruth Hoffman <rhoff...@aesolves.com>:
Hi Scott:
This is a great idea, however I would argue that the logo in
question is
not
part of the theme (colors, fonts, layout) but rather a part of the
content
for the header. I still say it should be put back into the store
management
portion of the Catalog Manager. I have created a Jira issue #2898.
Just my 2 cents.
Ruth
Scott Gray wrote:
No that just specifies the visual theme set to use for the web
site i.e.
ECOMMERCE or BACKOFFICE.
I think what we really need is some visual theme management screens
where
you can change this sort of thing.
Regards
Scott
HotWax Media
http://www.hotwaxmedia.com
On 7/09/2009, at 8:32 PM, Erwan de FERRIERES wrote:
Maybe what you are looking for is this :
https://localhost:8443/content/control/EditWebSite?webSiteId=WebStore
In the bottom part of the list, you can select the visual theme for
your
store.
HTH
Le 06/09/2009 20:18, Ruth Hoffman a écrit :
Hi BJ:
I submitted a bug report. This is a bug. IMHO, themes should not
disable
this feature. For example, they don't disable putting a Title and
Sub-title on the store's header. Why disable the dynamic logo
replacement?
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