You can create a new theme and place it there.
This isn't as difficult as it sounds because of the way themes fall
back onto defaults in Magento. If Magento can't find something in your
theme, it will fall back onto the base theme by looking in the
For example, in a store that you maintain, you uploaded your own version of the e-mail logo image in
and in the Administration panel, you went to System > Configuration > Design > Themes and set
Why does this work?
In the e-mail templates, Magento specifies the
If you delete your image, it doesn't break! Instead, although Magento would still first search in your theme directory as described above, it would discover that it doesn't exist and fall back onto the one in
Good luck, and hope this helps!
default folder.For example, in a store that you maintain, you uploaded your own version of the e-mail logo image in
/skin/frontend/{package}/{my-theme-name}/images/logo_email.gifand in the Administration panel, you went to System > Configuration > Design > Themes and set
Default to {your-theme-name}.Why does this work?
In the e-mail templates, Magento specifies the
src of the logo image as {{skin url="images/logo_email.gif" _area='frontend'}}. This is Magento template gibberish for "find the images/logo_email.gif in the frontend area of the current theme." So Magento looks in for /frontend/{package}/{your-theme-name}/images/logo_email.gif, finds it, and uses that path when dishing out the HTML.If you delete your image, it doesn't break! Instead, although Magento would still first search in your theme directory as described above, it would discover that it doesn't exist and fall back onto the one in
/frontend/{package}/default/images/logo_email.gif.Good luck, and hope this helps!
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