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Hello,
I’ve been using the forums to try and remedy my particular logo issues and I haven’t found a fix that helps in my situation. Perhaps the demands from my bosses are just making me do something that’s a bit difficult.I followed the steps to make the logo not blurry and it worked. However, the company had me remove an affiliate from the logo on our main site (Penn Medicine) as requested and ever since I did this, I either have to upload a blurry logo, or a gigantic logo. The option I chose was neither, and I uploaded a misaligned logo, of which my bosses aren’t happy with my little work around. I’ve exhausted my knowledge on this and I wanted to know if I can get some help on this.
Any size below 1349 width X 500+ height has resulted in a blurry logo which is watched like a hawk by my boss. However, ever since I removed the affiliate logo alongside ours, it has messed with how the photo sits on the page. I’m not sure how to clarify this, I can share screenshots if need be to try and resolve this issue because these examples are only visible when I change the logo.
Basically the Becker logo at the bottom is the size they want the logo (without the Penn logo), but hen I put it in that size it’s blurry. How do I make it that size without blurriness?
Hi beckerentcenter,
The logo looks right now. Do you still need our help with this?
You could adjust the image and cut the whitespace from the left of the logo, that way the logo will be aligned vertically with the content. Or you could move the logo via css like so, but this can look different on different screen sizes.div .logo { left: 20.8% !important; }If you need further assistance please let us know.
Best regards,
VictoriaI put three logos up. The one in the middle is the one that is currently on the website. It’s shifted to the right. My boss wants me to use the logo at the top because it’s hard left like we used to have. However, when I upload the first image it ends up being a huge logo that just overtakes the header. Both image 1 and 2 are the same width but if the image isn’t centered with white space (and an unnatural looking alignment), then the logo is huge.
It’s hard to explain this without showing it.
Hi beckerentcenter,
Do you have a mockup of what it’s supposed to look like? Can you insert the first image again and we will try to make it the way you need?
Best regards,
VictoriaI added the logo I want on the site to it, despite it’s large size as you requested. The size the image was before is what we’re going for, but for some reason when I remove the extra background, it blows up the image.
Hi,
for the logo that you have there now it’s showing at 465×124:
Try this code in the General Styling > Quick CSS field:.logo img { width: 60% !important;}try different size percentage until you get the size you like, here’s what 60% looks like:
let us know if this helps :)Best regards,
MikeThe change helped me fix it, thank you! However, I had to add one block of code that is rather simple:
{ display: inline-block !important; }
By doing this, it centered the image from top and bottom so it doesn’t sit hard top like in your example images. I hope if anyone has this problem, they can see these fixes and it helps them.
Thank you so much for your time guys, this one has been bugging us for a while!Tony
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