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The discussion revolves around customizing the welcome banner in a Discourse community. Wurzelseppi asks about the location of site text for the welcome banner and seeks to modify the display of the username in the js.welcome_banner.header.logged_in_members variable, specifically replacing the dot in firstname.lastname with a space. Arkshine responds by suggesting the use of a theme component for the welcome banner, pointing to the relevant settings in the theme component, and mentions that the banner can be customized with a headline and subheadline. Wurzelseppi thanks Arkshine for the help and asks for further guidance on handling the variable substitution.

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Hey guys,

didn´t find the right Site texts for these

The image shows a welcoming page for a community portal with options to search, explore, customize content, access guides, and learn about hosting. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a welcoming page for a community portal with options to search, explore, customize content, access guides, and learn about hosting. (Captioned by AI)1257×355 32.7 KB

Can you tell me where they are ?

And an additional question. The Site text label

js.welcome_banner.header.logged_in_members

contains this by default:

Willkommen %{preferred_display_name}!

This variable

%{preferred_display_name}!

Can I somehow use something like substitution here to tranform the username for display purposes ?
I´ve activated SSO, so I have always the same name pattern

firstname.lastname

In the banner I want to replace the “.” with an “[space]”.
What´s the best way to do that ?

Many thanks,

WS

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The welcome banner available in core doesn’t have a headline by default.

You might want to use Advanced Search Banner theme component instead.
The texts are located in the theme component settings. Scroll down a bit:

The image shows a translation for a theme banner with the headline "Welcome to our community" and subheadline "We're happy to have you here. If you need help, please search before you post." (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a translation for a theme banner with the headline "Welcome to our community" and subheadline "We're happy to have you here. If you need help, please search before you post." (Captioned by AI)639×341 14 KB

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You can achieve a similar result with this component: Banner Featured Links.

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Hey @Arkshine, that was exactly what I wanted, thanks!

Any hints about this variable stuff?

Many thanks!