How to Add and Customize a Logo on Your Site Header

How to Add and Customize a Logo on Your Site Header

By Michael Turner

November 28, 2024 at 07:44 PM

Display your brand's logo in the site header by following these simple steps:

Before Adding a Logo:

  1. Set your site title first (creates alt text and helps with SEO)
  2. Prepare your logo image:
    • Use .jpg, .gif, or .png format
    • Start with larger images to avoid pixelation
    • Consider template-specific height/width limits
    • Use transparent background (.png) if desired

Adding a Logo in Version 7.1:

  1. Click Edit in the upper-left corner
  2. Hover over header and click Edit Site Header
  3. Click site title/logo, then click pencil icon
  4. Under Logo Image section, click + to:
    • Upload new file
    • Select from existing library
  5. Adjust logo height for desktop and mobile
  6. Click Save

Adding a Logo in Version 7.0:

  1. Hover over title and click Edit
  2. In Logo Image section, either:
    • Drag image to uploader
    • Click uploader to select file
  3. Click Save and refresh

Mobile App Logo Addition:

  1. Tap More > Design > Logo and Title
  2. Tap Logo > Add Image
  3. Choose from:
    • Take new photo
    • Select from device
    • Choose from cloud storage
  4. Tap Back and Save

Important Notes:

  • Logo always links to homepage
  • Can't display logo and site title simultaneously
  • Site title remains important for SEO
  • Template-specific size limits may apply
  • Remove logo to revert to site title display

Logo Positioning:

  1. Click Edit Site Header
  2. Select desktop/mobile view
  3. Click Edit Design
  4. Choose preferred layout
  5. Adjust height settings
  6. Save changes

To Remove Logo:

  1. Access header settings
  2. Click pencil icon
  3. Select Delete or Remove
  4. Save changes

Best Practices:

  • Ensure logo height matches desired display size
  • Use transparent backgrounds when appropriate
  • Keep site title field populated for SEO
  • Consider mobile display requirements
  • Follow template-specific size guidelines

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