Design - Written by Kerry on Sunday, February 8, 2009 3:27 - 5 Comments

Branded Admin 1.2 Released

Branded Admin Plugin

Branded Admin 1.2 has been released. A full conversion to jQuery. Now it is more extensible than ever. Of course it will work just fine right out of the box. Click on the image to go to the Branded Admin 1.2 home page.



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Gavin
Feb 23, 2009
04:30 pm
 

Hi, I have just installed Branded Admin 1.2. I have WordPress installed in a sub-directory, and I note that the link to my blog in the admin footer points to this subdirectory rather than the blog homepage. The link in the header points to the correct location. Hope that helps.

Also, do the images we use have to match your default images dimension exactly?

Thanks for a great plugin.

Gavin
Feb 23, 2009
04:40 pm
 

You also have a typo in your CSS:
(note the space in the word “margin”)

Moves the ‘Akismet blocks spam from…’ line up a few px for astetics.*/
p.akismet-right-now {
mar gin-top:-10px;
}

Kerry
Feb 24, 2009
08:16 pm
 

@Gavin – (1) I noticed the issue with the link back to the site and it should be fixed now. Please download and reinstall the plugin. (2) The space in the margin is probably a left over test. Unless you need it you can delete it. I will make the change to the plugin download soon. Thanks for the info. Good ‘eyes’…

ray
Mar 15, 2009
10:53 am
 

Hi KW.

This is a fantastic little plugin. Really really cool.
Is there a way to make it properly replace the WP logo?
I noticed when navigating around the admin section – when eacj page loades it shows the old WP logo for an instant befor being replaced by the custom one.

thanks in advance and thanks for the cool plugin.

Michael D. Yaeger
Feb 26, 2010
10:02 am
 

There is a small change that must be made in the footer section of “branded-admin/branded-admin.php” which affects those who use an alternate WordPress installation directory.

You must change “get_settings(‘siteurl’)” to “get_bloginfo(‘url’)” which will get the actual site url instead of the WordPress installation directory.

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