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#192336

I have the JA_Beranis theme installed on a Joomla-installation.
I want to get rid of the Beranis Logo because it is not an Beranis-website.
How do I do that?

Please help1

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#512559

Please provide the url of the site you’re working on. You want to replace the logo with other logo or remove the logo completely?

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#512875

The Url is L: http://www.peaceservant.org
I found for now a ‘solution’ : In the back-end I have replaced the Bernais-logo with a blue image (the same color as the Beranis-blue). But this isn’t The Solution of course. It works for now, but is is better to chance tje code I think.

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#512994

That’s one way but when you touch area the logo you will see alert text peace servant here. You can try to use my way

+ Create custom.css file into templates/ja_beranis/css/ folder

+ Add new script css style as below

.logo-image {
display: none;
}

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#513858

Thanks.
This helped very well. I mean, it works…

Thanks again!

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