Redmine

h1. HowTo add a logo to your Redmine banner

You can very easily add a logo to your Redmine banner by modifying your base.rhtml file.

Big thanks to "Chris Miller":/users/758 for showing me how to accomplish this :)

Note: This has been tested using the Squeejee Theme and the Classic Theme.

Note2: if you used apache2 passenger module to install redmine,the location of redmine should be @/usr/share/redmine@ instead of @/opt/redmine@

*Edit your @base.rhtml@ file*

Example:<pre>

nano /opt/redmine/app/views/layouts/base.rhtml</pre>

Find this line:<pre>

    <h1><%= page_header_title %></h1></pre>

And change it to:<pre>

     <!--<h1><%= page_header_title %></h1>--></pre>

Add this line directly below:<pre>

     <img src="<%= Redmine::Utils.relative_url_root %>/images/logo.png" style="top-margin: 15px; left-margin: 15px;"/></pre>

The ruby statement @<%= Redmine::Utils.relative_url_root %>@ will produce the relative URI for your redmine installation.

Now it should look like this:<pre>

    </div>

     <!--<h1><%= page_header_title %></h1>-->

     <img src="<%= Redmine::Utils.relative_url_root %>/images/logo.png" style="top-margin: 15px; left-margin: 15px;"/>

    <% if display_main_menu?(@project) %></pre>

*Upload your logo*

Example using the scp command:<pre>

scp logo.png root@example.com:/opt/redmine/public/images</pre>

You probably should chown the uploaded logo:<pre>

chown redmine:redmine /opt/redmine/public/images/logo.png</pre>

*Restart your web server*

Examples:<pre>/etc/init.d/apache2 restart</pre><pre>/etc/init.d/httpd restart</pre><pre>/etc/init.d/nginx restart</pre>