Which file should I edit?

[Sunfrog]

See the Publisherforums logo on the top left of the screen?
When you click it it leads back here. How do I do that? Which file do I need to edit? My logo doesn't do anything when I click it and I want it to go to my homepage, but there are so many files I don't know which one to edit.

[camuk19]

Probably called something like logo.gif/png/jpg
So have a hunt for that and add a href tag and your sorted.

[Mystic]

You are having a forum?
The general technique is to not specify the background image in the css file.
Instead only specify its location using css. Then put the image using the html or php file. Now, you can easily make it clickable. If you notice, you would see you can drag and drop that image. That tells you its not set using the css.

[boron]

If you show which site is it, I can locate the logo in your source code.

Right click on your logo and choose properties. You'll see url of your logo which will tell you exactly where the logo image is.

If your site is HTML type, you go in your cpanel/filemanager and find "public_html" folder, then index.html file within it. Open it and serach from the browser for logo.gif or whatever the image type you've found on right click before is. You'll found the tag <img src=....logo.gif>. You have to add the code to be <a href=index.html><img src=....logo.gif></a>

[Tyler]

If you're using vBulletin, you're going to need to go into the AdminCP and edit the skin by going to Styles and Templates. For vB-related questions I'd recommend using vBulletin's forum. You can search for your question there.. most common questions have already been answered at least once before...

[Submerge]

I'd say an easier way to find the file that the logo is in is to goto the Admin CP. Then goto Search in Templates. Find out the filename of the logo image and search for it in the text field provided. It should work, giving you the file it's in. If it's not in a CSS file, you should be able to put <a href="index.php"></a> around the image.