You may update your website primary logo quickly and easily via Yabber. The system supports two other primary functions: seasonal logos; and conditional logos. A seasonal logo will swap out for a period of time as defined by you, and a conditional logo will show based on the resolved borrowing objective of a user.
Uploading Logos
To upload a new logo, or replace your logo with another in your logo library, navigate your way to the 'Logo' panel via the 'Front Page' module (within the 'Website' module). Your logo should ideally be 550 x 80 pixels (550 px width and 80px height). It may be larger, but should ideally match those dimensions exactly.
Upload the logo first via the drag-and-drop lower panel, provide your logo with a name and short description, and save. Specific errors will be returned if image dimensions are unacceptable. The image must be a PNG image.
Pictured: Upload the logo first via the drag-and-drop lower panel, provide your logo with a name and short description, and save. Specific errors will be returned if image dimensions are unacceptable. The image must be a PNG image.
As many images may be uploaded as required.
Updating Your Website Logo
Yabber is a multi-website system, so you should send your logo the appropriate website. Select your website and logo, and send. The change becomes effective immediately.
Pictured: Select your website and logo, and send. The change becomes effective immediately. All references to your website logo are altered.
If you have an older framework where this feature does not function, you may replace your existing logo in WordPress to reference the following image URL:
Pictured: You may update older frameworks by simply altering the URL referencing the image logo. If the logo does not immediately show, update your logo from within Yabber. You will obviously replace https://belief.business with your own website address.
Copy the sample URL as a reference:
Referencing the above URL is the only change required to enable this module in full.
Seasonal Logos
A seasonal logo will show for a defined period of time, such as over Christmas, or Anzac Day. You should give your schedule a name and description, define the website and logo, and then define the period you would like the logo to replace your primary logo.
Pictured: You should give your schedule a name and description, define the website and logo, and then define the period you would like the logo to replace your primary logo. We are required to know which logo to switch back to, so we should define our 'default logo 
' in the Settings tab.
You may set as many logo swaps as required.
Conditional Logos
Conditional logos are advanced, and they form part of the broader conditional experience made available from within the broker website framework. You may assign a logo to any interest type, and if that interest type is resolved (borrowing objective), the alternate logo will render.
Pictured: You may assign a logo to any interest type, and if that interest type is resolved (borrowing objective), the alternate logo will render.
Conditional rules will have to be updated when they're created via the 'Update' button on the same panel.
Review and Edit
You may review logos, edit, and modify via the 'Review' panel.
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