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kjmiami23
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| Posted: 24 December 2011 at 4:16am | IP Logged
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Hi Forum,
I am trying to add my own custom header above the webmail interface, so the UI will be moving down a few spaces and i can add my content there. I am trying to avoid using Iframes. I just need the header file to edit the top bit of afterlogic webmail. I can only see the inc.footer but not no header files if there is one or named another file?
Thanks.
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Corwin
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Hey,
that inc.footer.php file is for start page, I don't think it's used anywhere else. If you're going to modify webmail layout itself, look into webmail.php file - but it only defines main layout. Interface of webmail client is rendered with javascript and css - so be prepared to modify a lot of things. If you want to do it easy way, then IFrame is your choice.
Cheers,
Corwin
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kjmiami23
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| Posted: 27 December 2011 at 3:17am | IP Logged
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Hi,
Thanks for that. So the webmail.php is the main modifying bit. All i wanna do is add a header to the webmail screens thats all. It will then continue on all screens thats it.
I will have a play with the webmail.php
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