I am nut sure what is CSS selector in your case - img.header-logo or other but with correct CSS selector that rule should work.
And in "width" put the desired real width in pixels or % of parent block element width. This can be changed in responsive css rules for different screen sizes.
Hello,
Thank you for your response !
We followed the steps of the documentation,
so we copied the content and the themes on backdrop en then we went to the page domain/core/...
Does the Administrator role of your site have the permission "Access administration bar"? (I think, you wouldn't notice the missing permission if your own account is the so called User 1.)
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Hi @allinappli and welcome! Just for clarity, did you already run the site updates portion of the upgrade to Backdrop? (e.g. at /core/update.php)
Do you have command line access or...
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You're right, the logo doesn't display very big. Depending on the site, it's however a good fit, in my opinion. See an example of my test site:
If you want your logo bigger, you could override the corresponding CSS rules, e.g. from
core/themes/basis/css/component/header.css
:and maybe also from
core/themes/basis/css/base.css
:Yes, I fix it with the CSS injector module, but is it normal for the logo to look 60% smaller than the original?
Gracias.
I suppose you can add another CSS code:
I am nut sure what is CSS selector in your case - img.header-logo or other but with correct CSS selector that rule should work.
And in "width" put the desired real width in pixels or % of parent block element width. This can be changed in responsive css rules for different screen sizes.