I have tried img{ max-width: 1000px} but didn’t got to the perfect result. The image is definitely bigger but after the navbar collapse the logo isn’t getting smaller, but stays static and is somehow cut off. So, how can I enlarge the logo so that after the navbar collapse, it is still matching to the rest of the homepage? And maybe there is even a possibility to position the logo more accurate and more precise on top of the website?

MfG Stefan

Hi Stefan,

Do you have a link for the site?

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul,

wwwneu.moessinger.at/

MfG

HI MFG,

Are you working on this now?

I think the site just changed

Cheers
Paul

Yes, I am working on this right now. Tomorrow morning til noon I'm not working on the site.

Cheers

Hi MFG,

I see a change with the logo - is this now addressed?

Cheers
Paul

No, in general I want the logo to be bigger in height and width.

Cheers

So the logo being bigger isn't just after the collapse?

Hello Paul,

I think that the logo is too small (see: logo small.png). I would like to have it a bit bigger (see: enlarge logo.png). I enlarged it, adding in custom.css the following: img{ max-width: 1000px; } . Right now, if you visit the page, it is small again. The problem is that after the collapse it looks like this: enlarge logo after collapse.png, but it should look like this: logo small after collapse.png. What should I do to make it look like on that last mentioned image, so that it is not cut off?

Thanks,
Stefan

Right

I can see a slight issue with the logic controlling the logo and menu that I will need to discuss with a developer

I will get back to you tomorrow about this

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul,

do you know, which CSS selector (address) I have to use to enlarge or change the position of the logo? I reckoned that it was something like ".logo h2{ }" but it didn't work.

Cheers,
Stefan

Hi Stefan,

You can do this two ways - one simply but a bit of a hack and a more complicated method involving more work

The simple way

\templates\nebula\tpls\blocks\nav.php

change

// logic for widths of logo / menu / social nav
if($logotype =="none") {
$navwidth = "12";
}

else {
$navwidth = "8";
}

change "8" to "6"

<?php if($logotype !=="none") {?>
<!-- LOGO -->
<div class="span5">


and change the span5 to span6

Before doing anything please take a copy of this file

This is the hacky way

I can suggest a more complicated but non hackish way - would you prefer to do it this way?

Cheers
Paul