Probably not the right way to do this but it works, I was messing around your site with firebug and I found a way to make the logo bigger. Try adding this to your css
img{
max-width: 600px;
}
Doing what TheMadWiddler1200 suggested would cause all images on your page to have a maximum width of 600px.
The default is span3(logo) – span9(navbar)
Needs to change to span5(logo) – span7 (navbar)
Tried to write a filter but failed so will flag to @d4z to bale me out.
Mmm I wrote a snippet to change the logo/navbar proportion days ago. You can find it here:
https://gist.github.com/eri-trabiccolo/bc447c364dd27236b105
@d4z_c0nf super cool! Thanks for the snippet
I used before (to have a logo on a single row) this function below, but of course it does not work for the navbar-wrapper
//raw function to override the logo class
add_filter('tc_logo_text_display', 'my_logo_display');
add_filter('tc_logo_img_display', 'my_logo_display');
function my_logo_display($output) {
return preg_replace('/brand span3/', 'brand span12', $output, -1);
}
G.
@d4z_c0nf
Where do i paste it, my child theme?
nevermind the code @themadwiddler1200 worked and it didnt make anything but my logo bigger @shrmn
Thank you all!
@noahartmaster , yes in your child-theme functions.php
@giorgio25b simply the following should work:
add_filter('tc_logo_class', 'my_logo_class', 15);
function my_logo_class($classes){
return str_replace('span3', 'span12', $classes);
}
(which is an extract of the other snippet)
@d4z_c0nf
Thank You !!!!!!!!!
That solved my problems!
