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{htxt id="id-contactSubtype-intro-title"}
  {ts}Contact Types{/ts}
{/htxt}
{htxt id="id-contactSubtype-intro"}
{ts}CiviCRM comes with 3 basic (built-in) contact types: Individual, Household, and Organization. You can create additional contact types based on these basic types to further differentiate contacts (for example you might create Student, Parent, Staff, and /or Volunteer "subtypes" from the basic Individual type...). You can also re-name the built-in types. Contact subtypes are especially useful when you need to collect and display different sets of custom data for different types of contacts.{/ts}
{/htxt}

{htxt id="id-image_URL-title"}
  {ts}Contact Type Icon{/ts}
{/htxt}
{htxt id="id-image_URL"}
<div>{ts 1='<span class="font-italic">sites/.../files</span>' 2='<span class="font-italic">media</span>'}Use this field to set your own icon for this Contact Type. Icon images should be 16 x 16 pixels for best fit. Enter a relative or complete URL to the image file location. Use a location outside of your CiviCRM code directory to reduce the likelihood of losing your image files during an upgrade. (For Drupal sites, you might want to use the %1 directory. For Joomla sites, the consider using the %2 directory.){/ts}</div>
 Examples:
  <ul>
    <li>{ts}Relative URL for a default Drupal site:{/ts}<br /><span class="font-italic">../../../default/files/volunteer_contact_icon.png</span></li>
    <li>{ts}Complete URL for icon accessible from an external location:{/ts}<br /><span class="font-italic">http://www.example.com/images/new_icon.gif</span></li>
  </ul>
{/htxt}