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Yes you can!<br />
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The easiest way is to check out the name of the image and then search for it. Then you can just replace that logo image with your own image.
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Yes you can!

The easiest way is to check out the name of the image and then search for it. Then you can just replace that logo image with your own image.

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Oh it is simple just get the administrator template and install it,<br />
it will be available in Template Management and hit Administrator tab<br />
just go to Extensions-&gt;Template Manager -&gt; Administrator(this is a tab)<br />
you can find administrative templates from here <br />
<a href="http://www.joomlapraise.com/club-joomla-templates/adminpraise.php" rel="ugc">http://www.joomlapraise.co<wbr />m/club-joo<wbr />mla-templa<wbr />tes/adminp<wbr />raise.php</a><br />
<a href="http://joomlatp.com/joomla-template-Tutorials/joomla-Layout-File.html" rel="ugc">http://joomlatp.com/joomla<wbr />-template-<wbr />Tutorials/<wbr />joomla-Lay<wbr />out-File.h<wbr />tml</a><br />
or Google it <br />

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Oh it is simple just get the administrator template and install it,
it will be available in Template Management and hit Administrator tab
just go to Extensions->Template Manager -> Administrator(this is a tab)
you can find administrative templates from here
http://www.joomlapraise.com/club-joomla-templates/adminpraise.php [http://www.joomlapraise.com/club-joomla-templates/adminpraise.php]
http://joomlatp.com/joomla-template-Tutorials/joomla-Layout-File.html [http://joomlatp.com/joomla-template-Tutorials/joomla-Layout-File.html]
or Google it


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I want to change the way my joomla 1.5 admin login area looks, for example remove the joomla logo at the top and replace with another logo.<br />
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Can anyone help me?
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I want to change the way my joomla 1.5 admin login area looks, for example remove the joomla logo at the top and replace with another logo.

Can anyone help me?

Can I change the way the joomla admin area looks?

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