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  • struddyssports Friend
    #193889

    Is there an easy way to use a larger logo, without having to alter so much CSS, or touch any of the PHP? Trying to use a 250 x 70 logo, but it’s really not behaving well. Jumps sizes poorly when resizing the window, and clips in firefox. I would have hoped you could just upload a logo and have it look nice without so much time spent trying to change it.
    The demo logo is 26px high, in an 80px high box. I really doubt everyone would want a logo that small.

    Css Magician Friend
    #519049

    @struddyssports,

    It is not good if you use the big logo, if you must use a 250 x 70 logo, you should change the header’s height. With the case, please add css rule in custom.css (create one and store in ‘css’ folder if it does not exist)


    .navbar-nav > li > a {
    padding: 50px 20px;
    }

    Hope it helps.

    marcellomth Friend
    #519139

    How to move the logo area just above and move the menu to the left?

    Css Magician Friend
    #519188

    @marcellomth,

    I am afraid that the modification you mentioned requires customization which is beyond scope of our support. Please consider to hire a developer to help you on this.

    devax Friend
    #520287

    I tried this and it didn’t work. I am looking for reducing the padding for the logo. There is no “custom.css” file in the template. I created one and saved the file in the “css” folder as you suggested.

    I’m not a programer, but I do mess around with the css files from time to time. I just need to know how to reduce the padding. I did find “.navbar-nav > li > a” in the “template.css” file. I have messed around with the settings in that one, but it doesn’t seem to do anything.

    Anything else you can suggest?

    Css Magician Friend
    #520764

    <em>@devax 408255 wrote:</em><blockquote>I tried this and it didn’t work. I am looking for reducing the padding for the logo. There is no “custom.css” file in the template. I created one and saved the file in the “css” folder as you suggested….</blockquote>

    You have enabled Optimize CSS. Please have it disabled to change anything in “css” folder.


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