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- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainIf its a fixed logo, typically the company logo then you can have a form element like this one
<i m g src="https://mycompany.quickbase.com/up/xxxxxx/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg">
Typically you set up a logo table and then click the link to view the logo. Then copy that URL which you see and make a bit of html code like the above
The first part is <img src= but I put in some spaces to make it work on this forum. - JanaBakerQrew CadetMark...when you say "form element", what type of field do you copy/paste the above into? I've tried Formula Text and Formula URL and it's not working for me. :( I do have the doc saved in a document table, i clicked the link like you suggested, copied/pasted it into the formula text or URL field, but like i said...no luck. :(
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainI was suggesting that you just paste it into the form itself. Select "text" as a form element (ie not a section heading and not a field). Then just paste it into that box and enable the html checkbox
- JanaBakerQrew Cadetoh wow....ok, that totally worked...thank you, but now how do i make it smaller? I read about the height and width, but cant seem to get that down either.
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainHere is an example which worked for me. Note that it did not seem to need any quotes ("). The example i posted had quotes.
<img src=https://gesco.quickbase.com/up/bbeevg2wq/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg width=100>
Then just play with that 100 to size it. The other dimension (height) will autoscale so that your image does not get skewed out of shape. - JanaBakerQrew CadetThat worked wonderfully!! Thanks again...esp for the quick response. :)
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew Captain:)
- ArchiveUserQrew CaptainI have tried this and get "The text to be displayed here contains an HTML tag that is not allowed."
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainCan you post your code which is not working?