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  • olderthanwiser Friend
    #197080

    How do I get the main logo to expand to fill the entire “brand” area?

    I am talking about the t3-header region that has 6 spans for the logo and 6 spans for the ad? I just want to use the entire available area to the left of the ad region for a logo. NO title area, no slogan are . . . just image to match the ad?

    I am assuming that by using the region then it will act responsively.

    Thx

    TomC Moderator
    #532447

    What are the actual dimensions of your logo image?

    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532449

    <em>@TomC 423694 wrote:</em><blockquote>What are the actual dimensions of your logo image?</blockquote>

    It is 500 x 92, but it could be any size. What is optimal?

    TomC Moderator
    #532471

    <em>@olderthanwiser 423696 wrote:</em><blockquote>It is 500 x 92, but it could be any size. What is optimal?</blockquote>

    Just so I know what it is you are envisioning . . . Might you be able to throw together a screenshot mock-up of how you want your logo/header area to display?

    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532473

    <em>@TomC 423722 wrote:</em><blockquote>Just so I know what it is you are envisioning . . . Might you be able to throw together a screenshot mock-up of how you want your logo/header area to display?</blockquote>

    To fill the space defined by the blue border.


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    goodpixel Friend
    #532474

    You have tried to change the ‘.logo-image a’ in your template CSS?

    .logo-image a {
    height: 92px;
    width: 500px;
    }

    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532534

    <em>@goodpixel 423727 wrote:</em><blockquote>You have tried to change the ‘.logo-image a’ in your template CSS?

    .logo-image a {
    height: 92px;
    width: 500px;
    }</blockquote>

    No because it still constrains the logo size for responsive purposes

    swissa Friend
    #532535

    Try using the following code. It should keep it responsive.

    .logo-image a {
    width: inherit;
    height: inherit;
    }

    Hope that helps

    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532537

    No it doesn’t seem to override the “brand” div. In this region (see photo above) you have the “slogan” defined as well as the text block.

    swissa Friend
    #532541

    I can’t see your code properly as you have compress css ‘on’ set and dev mode set in your backend.

    But this is the look with that code

    Clear all your site cache as the site is running it all from cached files i.e. t3-assets


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    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532543

    <em>@swissa 423810 wrote:</em><blockquote>I can’t see your code properly as you have compress css ‘on’ set and dev mode set in your backend.

    But this is the look with that code

    Clear all your site cache as the site is running it all from cached files i.e. t3-assets</blockquote>

    I have disabled those options.

    swissa Friend
    #532549

    Well the code works.

    It’s located in /css/themes/blue/template.css @ line 5026

    If you are using T3V3 then make a custom.css file and add it in there. http://t3-framework.org/documentation/bs3-customization#custom-css


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    olderthanwiser Friend
    #532553

    That WORKED great! Your the best! Thx

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