Hello! I am changing the theme of my website to Soledad. I used to have Astra and my logo was an svg file. However, it doesn't work for soledad (the svg logo simply doesn't appear). The strange thing is that it appears in the vertical menu (when I press the hamburger menu button).
Is there any fix to this? I tried with png logos but the quality is really bad and the file is way heavier.
Hey! Thanks for the reply. So I uploaded the logo to the vertical menu, not the normal one, otherwise my main logo wouldn't show and I can't really allow that to happen ^^'
Hello! I am changing the theme of my website to Soledad. I used to have Astra and my logo was an svg file. However, it doesn't work for soledad (the svg logo simply doesn't appear). The strange thing is that it appears in the vertical menu (when I press the hamburger menu button).
Is there any fix to this? I tried with png logos but the quality is really bad and the file is way heavier.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Hi,
Yeah, if you want to use a SVG logo, you need to set for your logo a width to make it display.
Please upload your SVG logo to Customize > Logo and Header Options > "Upload Logo" and "Logo for Vertical Mobile Nav".
After that, make your site live and show me your site URL - I will give you a line CSS code to make your SVG logo display.
Best Regards,
PenciDesign
Hey! Thanks for the reply. So I uploaded the logo to the vertical menu, not the normal one, otherwise my main logo wouldn't show and I can't really allow that to happen ^^'
Here is the URL: www.dogsplanet.com
Thanks a lot!
Hi,
Yeah, please add more this code to Customize > Custom CSS to make your SVG logo display:
After added this code, you can upload your SVG logo to your site.
Best Regards,
PenciDesign
Thanks! Unfortunately, it only works for the logo in the vertical menu and not the main one (above the menu)
Hi,
I just checked it and I see it works fine from my-end.
So, can you please upload your svg logo to Customize > Logo and Header Options > "Upload Logo" to I can take it a look?
Best Regards,
PenciDesign