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University Logos

The logos, and their supplied sizes, on this page are the approved versions for Web use. Do not alter any the following logos in any way.

University Seal in Black	University Seal in University Red	University Flame

Wildcat in Black	Wildcat in University Red

Flame line
This graphic may be used, however it is preferred that you use the
Chico State web templates which do not necessitate this graphic.

How to use these Logos
After viewing this page of logos, you can use these images in your own Web pages by copying and pasting the URL of the image in to your HTML page. You can download the image as well but it is prefered that you link, using the URL, to the graphic if you are using the university servers for your web pages. This saves space on the server. Instead of saving these images to your directory, you can copy the URL of the image, and point to it as a link in your Web page.

1. Choose the logo image above that you would like to use.

2. To find the URL of the image that you want to use, do the following: On a Macintosh, click on the image and hold down untill a menu pops up or on a PC right-click on the image, then choose the option to "open this image" or "copy this image location." If you choose "open this image," the photo that you wanted will appear in it's own window. Select the location or URL in the bar at the to pof your browser window and copy the image location. If you choose "copy this image location" you have already copied the image location.

3. To put this image on your page, depending on which html editor you use, you then paste the URL into your HTML page. The URL will look something like this:

<IMG SRC="http://www.csuchico.edu/weblogos /logos/flame64.gif">

When your HTML page is viewed on-line you will be able to see the image on your Web page.

For Example The URL for the logo top the left is: http://www.csuchico.edu/weblogos /logos/flame64.gif

In the above URL of this image you can see that the logo is in the "logos" directory which is in the "imc" (Instructional Media Center) directory on the university server. The images are named with a number that is the size of the image in pixels.
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Saving Logos to your Computer
If you want to save the logo image to your computer choose to "download image to disk" or " save this image as..." instead of trying to find the images URL as in the second step in 5"How to use these Logos" above. All of the logo image files are in GIF file format.
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