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QuickBaseCoachD
10 years agoQrew Captain
Try this as a low tech solution.
Get your logo in a jpg or jpeg or probably png format and store it in a table in a file attachment field where the app is open to everoye on the internet. I suggest making a dedicated app for this unless you already have an app which is open to everyone on the internet.
Click the file atatchment and it should open up in a web browser with a long ugly URL like this
h t t p s://mycompany.quickbase.com/up/xxxxx/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg
(the https will not have spaces
Then right on the form make a text element and make text like this
<img src = h t t p s://mycompany.quickbase.com/up/xxxxx/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg " width= "200">
Note that the quote look unbalanced (there are three of them, and that exact spacing matters. Play with the 200 until you get the size you like.
Get your logo in a jpg or jpeg or probably png format and store it in a table in a file attachment field where the app is open to everoye on the internet. I suggest making a dedicated app for this unless you already have an app which is open to everyone on the internet.
Click the file atatchment and it should open up in a web browser with a long ugly URL like this
h t t p s://mycompany.quickbase.com/up/xxxxx/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg
(the https will not have spaces
Then right on the form make a text element and make text like this
<img src = h t t p s://mycompany.quickbase.com/up/xxxxx/g/rt/eh/va/Division9LogoSmall.jpg " width= "200">
Note that the quote look unbalanced (there are three of them, and that exact spacing matters. Play with the 200 until you get the size you like.