Don’t like the little smiley face icons in the 2010 ribbon?
Change it: (hopefully to something better looking)
Option 1:
If you have access to the web servers, you could edit the /Layouts/images/mossfgimg.png image:
(I rotated it 90 degrees to take up less space here.)
Editing the file on the server is a bad practice for a number of reasons.
Option 2:
Add a CSS style to your master page.
Steps:
- Create two 32 pixel by 32 pixel replacement icons
Mine are a bit ugly….
- Upload the icons to a SharePoint library (or if you have access to the web servers, to the layouts/images folder)
- Add the new CSS below to your master page somewhere after where SharePoint loads its CSS:
<SharePoint:CssLink runat="server" Version="4"/>
<SharePoint:Theme runat="server"/>
<style>
your custom CSS goes here
</style>
The CSS:
<style> #AddQuickTag_ctl00_ctl35 span span img { display:none; } #AddQuickTag_ctl00_ctl35 span:first-child { background-image:url('/sites/yoursite/yourlibrary/img1.jpg') } #TagsAndNotes_ctl00_ctl35 span span img { display:none; } #TagsAndNotes_ctl00_ctl35 span:first-child { background-image:url('/sites/yoursite/yourlibrary/img2.jpg') } </style>
.
2 comments:
Awesome..!!!
thanks, looking for this for so long..!! :)
I can't get it to work. My CSS id's say 134 instead of 135 so I changed them.
When I implement, the icons on the page go away but my custom ones don't show up.
Any help would be appreciated.
**style tag**
#AddQuickTag_ctl00_ctl34 span span img
{
display:none;
}
#AddQuickTag_ctl00_ctl34 span:first-child
{
background-image:url(../../../SiteAssets/LikeBtn.png)
}
#TagsAndNotes_ctl00_ctl34 span span img
{
display:none;
}
#TagsAndNotes_ctl00_ctl34 span:first-child
{
background-image:url(../../../SiteAssets/TagsNotesBtn.png)
}
**close style tag**
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