Hi all,
in JIRA 4 I used a 670x78 logo and it looks good also in the new JIRA 5, but now if I try to change it it will be scaled automatically to 412x42 as it correctly say when I upload it.
It is possible to disable scaling to see it in its original size?
You shouldn't change jpm.xml, otherwise you'll lose your changes on app update.
Instead you should modify <home>/jira-config.properties (create the file if it doesn't exist):
jira.lf.logo.url = /url/to/mylogo.gif
jira.lf.logo.width = 423
jira.lf.logo.height = 54
But the other bits of the above answer are correct, you need to restart, and hit the restore default thing.
Only to add an example of logo URL that I used:
jira.lf.logo.url = /images/my-logo.png
That in my host is:
/opt/tomcat_jira/webapps/jira/images/my-logo.png
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Doesn't seem to work with JIRA 6.0.6 anymore. Any other suggestions?
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I've found a workaround to fix this issue, though it's far from optimal:
AFAIK, the "admin-editable" flag for height and width should enable the field for editing in the Look&Feel settings tab, but unfortunately that doesn't work for me.
Oh well, if you only have to change your logo once this should work. I don't know if this survives an update though.
<property> <key>jira.lf.logo.height</key> <default-value>71</default-value> <type>uint</type> <admin-editable>true</admin-editable> <sysadmin-editable>true</sysadmin-editable> </property> <property> <key>jira.lf.logo.url</key> <default-value>/images/companylogo.png</default-value> <type>string (url)</type> <requires-restart>false</requires-restart> <admin-editable>true</admin-editable> <sysadmin-editable>true</sysadmin-editable> </property> <property> <key>jira.lf.logo.width</key> <default-value>200</default-value> <type>uint</type> <admin-editable>true</admin-editable> <sysadmin-editable>true</sysadmin-editable> </property>
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