How to Center a Logo With PhpFox
PhpFox is a commercial script that allows Web developers to turn a regular website into a social networking site. By default, phpFox's templates contain a table at the top that aligns your site's logo to the left. If, for aesthetic reasons, you prefer to have a centered logo, change its alignment by editing the HTML code that generates the table.
Instructions
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Open Notepad or a dedicated HTML editor, click on "File" and choose "Open." Use the application's file browser to locate the "_template" file inside your main phpFox installation. Find this file in the following folder "design/templates/default/public/."
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Locate the following code line near the top of the document and delete it:
<td style="width:70%;vertical-align:middle;text-align:center;" class="top2"> {Ads::ShowAds place=1}</td>
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Edit the line that is above the deleted one by replacing "width:30%" with "width:100%."
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Save the HTML file by clicking on "File" and selecting "Save."
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