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Editing the Title in WPI

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BTW how to edit the Title in WPI? Look for which file in the folder? Need any special programs? New to WPI..... HelP needed?

In the folder wpiscripts file config.js and make your change.

I think he means the title of the WPIprogram itself...

There are two options...

1) you take the background.jpg in your themes folder and you edit it with Photoshop or something, and there (you erase the old one) and type a new title...

2) you open wpi.htm in your themes folder with notepad and search for the following line:

 <script>
  if (top.status=="480") document.images("titleimg").style.display='none';
 </script>
 </td>

There you make it look like the following:

 <script>
  if (top.status=="480") document.images("titleimg").style.display='none';
 </script>
 <font size="-6"></font>
 <div align="center<font color="red" size="7" face="Courier New">Windows XP Professional</font></div>
 </td>

So now you can adjust the "-6" size, so that the title will vertically be in the position where you want it to be, you also can adjust title's size and color...

You don't need any special program just an imageprogram or a texteditor, you might use the color shart that comes with the WPI-tutorial, to define what color suites your theme... (just replace red with the code needed, for example: #000000 (black)

And you can also edit the font, just rename the Courier New to the font you want to use...

I hope this works for you, grtz...

Edited by scuzzy47

tnk for the tip !

nicer for me is

<font color="lightblue" size="7">
on the glossy theme .

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