Topic: "Not logged in"-text in header
How can I make the "not logged in"-text become two lines?
I would like the underlined text to move down one line as shown in the picture.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
hej!
Re: "Not logged in"-text in header
Go to the language files and find 'not logged in' and add a '<br />' to the end of it.
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Re: "Not logged in"-text in header
I don't understand what to do. 
I tried a lot but nothing I tried work, I only got a blank page. 
hej!
Re: "Not logged in"-text in header
common.php language file
'Not logged in' => 'You are not logged in.',
6 2006-01-20 13:24 (edited by FredrikK 2006-01-20 13:24)
Re: "Not logged in"-text in header
I don't think you understood me, and I guess it's my fault, my English is terrible. But thanks anyway guys for trying to help! 
What I wanted was it to look like this, with two (2) lines:
But I managed it on my own now! This is how I did it:
Changed this line in header.php...
$tpl_temp = '<div id="brdwelcome" class="inbox">'."\n\t\t\t".'<p>'.$lang_common['Not logged in'].'</p>'."\n\t\t".'</div>';...to this:
$tpl_temp = '<div id="brdwelcome" class="inbox">'."\n\t\t\t".'<p>'.$lang_common['Not logged in'].'</p>'.'<p>'.$lang_common['Not logged in2'].'</p>'."\n\t\t".'</div>';And added this in /lang/*your_language*/common.php
'Not logged in2' => 'yada yada yada.',hej!
Re: "Not logged in"-text in header
What they were suggesting is that you do this in the language file which would have saved editing header.php
'Not logged in' => 'Welcome text etc <br />yada yada yada',