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ISA B2B - Webshop Branding

Former Member
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Hi,

I need to change the logo of SAP to the client provided Logo. I am trying to find the jsp where I need to change. Could someone please help me out.

Thanks,

Suvarna.

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Former Member
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Hi,

the answer is very simple.

Search in the tree where all the files are lying for a file named "logo.jpg"

Change the file with your logo but let the name "logo.jpg"

Make a new ear file and deploy it.

If it's already deployed, simply move the images.

I did it this way for a automotive company

Best regards

Uwe Neumann

Former Member
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Hi,

You need to make changes in all the stylesheet*.css files in mimes and b2b/mimes folder. As the application uses more than one style sheet for a page.

Instead the best way is all the stylesheets Use the logo.gif in mimes/images as SAP logo to display. Replace this image with your Client's image with the same name. Also

you can replace logo.png in b2b/mimes/images

Thanks,

Sateesh

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The documentation doesnt have any direct information on branding.

However one can decipher what needs to be done.

This is what i learned.

No JSP File needs to be modified for Branding.

The stylesheet file as shown below needs to be modified.

.../DCs/sap.com/crm/tc/web/appbase/_comp/src/packages/mimes/stylesheet_ie6.css

Search for the sap logo which is like a gif file.

Replace it with your companys logo name.

Verify the height and width of the image.

Make sure the image is copied to the j2ee server.

For B2C there should be similar stylesheet available.

Also you may have to modify more than one stylesheet to support multiple browsers if need be.

This should do the job.

Former Member
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Hi Stride,

I am not able to find the stylesheet_ie6.css under the path given by you. I am able to see till here .../DCs/sap.com/crm/tc/web/appbase/_comp and from there i am not able to see the src folder.

Thanks,

Suvarna.

Former Member
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You can do 2 things.

Go to java perspective and search

or alternatively

locate the corresponding folder in windows and search for stylesheet*.css

The suggestion given my Satish is good because that way you do not need to modify all the stylesheets to change the image name.

As per him just modify the destination image and that should do the job.

You still need to verify the size,width etc are matching

Former Member
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Hi Suvarna,

The process to do this is documented in the development and extension guide for ISA - this can be downloaded from service.sap.com.

Have a search in the CRM Web Development forum for more info and probably a link to the actual document.

Gareth.